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Go behind the scenes in the conservation lab as a conservator uncovers the hidden story of a series of painted panels

By enhancing the coordination of dementia care, we can lessen the burden for individuals and their caregivers while reducing health care costs.

By Dr. Dayan Jayatilleka My mother told me, decades later, that she was sure Sirisena Cooray knew I was under 18 when he let me slip into the cinema in my long-trousers for the 9:30pm show for movies that were ‘adults only’, having conspired with my father. She remembered Mr. Cooray laconically saying “wait till […]

THE memorial service of Soweto TV founder and community leader Tshepo Thafeng is underway.

The Salvation Army of Central Oklahoma will host Let’s Talk About It, a free reading and scholar led-discussion program funded by Oklahoma Humanities with support from the Inasmuch Foundation, Kirkpatrick Family Fund and Oklahoma City University.

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It’s no exaggeration to say that I love my alma mater, Colorado College. The college has been like a mother to me. That’s what alma mater means, “fostering or nurturing

Hundreds of new films are released in theaters each year, but some movies never even make it through the production phase. Then there are movies that were

When Hulu’s series The Handmaid’s Tale premiered in 2017, reviewers noted its gripping drama and dystopian exploration of rape culture and miso

In late 1781, the crew of the slave ship Zong, facing a shortage of water, threw overboard much of their ‘cargo’. The massacre of 133 African people and resulting law case – not for murder, but insurance – focusses attention to the treatment of enslaved people and, as James Walvin explores, reminds us that while Britain played a key role in abolition, its role in the global slave trade should not be forgotten…