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For Heather Lowery, the day of the Femme It Forward, Give Her FlowHERS Gala is less about her and more about the women who inspired the organization’s creation. Founded to build intentional spaces for ...

Yorkshire folk artist Natalie Wildgoose has shared new single, "In The North" as her latest offering since joining state51 distribution. "My mother’s side of the family is from Yorkshire, and I spent ...

Art Briles has been hired as the next coach at Eastern New Mexico, a Division II program, as he makes his return to college football after nearly a decade. Briles, 69, has not worked at a college ...

Australia targeted a bigger U.S. commitment to Australia's critical minerals sector as China tightens control over global supply. Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the ...

Airdrie music star Nathan Evans has co-created a brand-new family-focused one-day festival to take place in Edinburgh next summer. The Wellerman hit-maker has teamed up with The Saint Phnx Band for ...

Currier & Ives,, “Friendship, Love and Truth” (1874, New York), hand-colored lithograph (courtesy Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, all images via University of Texas Press) Almost ...

Professor of History Heather Cox Richardson is elected to academy committed to honoring excellence, examining new ideas, and addressing issues of importance to the nation and the world. Professor of ...

Heather Somerville is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal in San Francisco covering technology and national security. Her articles explore the national-security implications of emerging technology, ...

The first wave of artists for the festival are Cian Ducrot, the Irish singer-songwriter whose deeply personal pop has taken him to international success. Also performing is Ella Henderson, one of the ...

A curious collection of sculpture — a giant rooster, a metal dinosaur, a Native American carved of wood, an enormous light bulb — has stood across Williamson Road from Hollins University for almost ...