By association, the concept relates to unhoused people everywhere, including Santa Barbara. A more purely artistic objective runs through Michael C. Thorpe’s “Blue Lagoon,” in which the artist “paints ...

Anyone who knows, or intuitively understands, that two words describing a noun are hyphenated ends up writing some compounds ...

The reason is verbs in the singular third-person subjunctive ignore the subject-verb agreement rule. They drop the "-s" or "-es" at their tail ends and take the base form of the verb (the verb's ...

Stacker rounded up regional slang terms used in every state, particularly the stranger ones. The funny and bizarre list ...

"Brood" can be used as both a noun and a verb. As a verb, it means to think deeply about something, often in a worried or unhappy way. As a noun, it refers to a group of young animals, especially ...

There's a new personality type that might speak to those who don't feel the need to belong to groups: otroverts. Dr. Rami ...

The golden calf had scattered them into sin, and the IMF crisis threatened to scatter them into poverty and shame, yet Vayakhel, the act of gathering, proved they could. In the wilderness, it birthed ...

On Feb. 28, I had the privilege of attending this year’s lecture for The Br. Andrew Gonzalez FSC Distinguished Professorial ...

Joanna and Chip Gaines spent their spring break at the family's newly renovated mountain home in Colorado with all five of ...

Rev. Kelly Brown Douglas joins The Harvard Religion Beat to explore faith, justice, and why hope is something we do—not just ...

The subjunctive is one of the most fascinating (and feared) verbal forms in Italian grammar. It serves to express what ...

Linguists, cryptographers, and, for the last 200 years, poets have all taken nonsense very seriously. The characters’ names, ...