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We live in an ‘Age of Rage’ propelled by social media – but what can medics do to control their anger? asks Dr Chris Luke I sometimes wonder if we’re

One local art organization is wanting to bring more vibrancy to a Terre Haute park.

A few days after the dawn of the new year, I found myself on the move earlier than usual. It is not usually until the second week we hit the ground running. After all, who would fly to Singapore just for an art exhibition? But I took it on because, given the pandemic, its theme seemed timely and powerful. Despite a brief downpour, it was a rewarding experience. Made of earthy materials, some pieces evoked a refreshing sense of self-renewal.

Famed French novelist Paul Bourget said: "There are conditions of blindness so voluntary that they become complicity." Blindness is not only physical. It is also a state of mind. Many among us do...

One of the best cartoons I’ve seen in the past year comes from the pen of Bob Eckstein.

One of the best cartoons I’ve seen in the past year comes from the pen of Bob Eckstein.

Here we are, neck-deep in the holiday season, and it feels pretty good. My oldest child is home from college, there’s a lot of baking going on, and the house

Here we are, neck-deep in the holiday season, and it feels pretty good. My oldest child is home from college, there’s a lot of baking going on, and the house

Supreme Court judge Justice Bertram Morrison on Tuesday pulled the first line of American writer Max Ehrmann's classic poem Desiderata as he released a cop who was found not guilty of murder in th...

Going to school in a refugee camp can be complicated: students encounter crowded classrooms, rigid curricula and limited access to teachers. Joel Baraka, who grew up in the Kyangwali refugee camp in Uganda, is determined to change that for the better. He shows how educational board games can be a fun and effective way to improve access to learning and help kids thrive in and out of school.