By Rachel DelmanA new statue of Dervorguilla of Galloway was installed in the Master’s Court of the University of Oxford’s Balliol College in September. She was the 13th-century cofounder of Balliol ...

‘Story of a Smock: Women and Art Education in the Early 20th Century’, is now open in the LCF Archives, London College of Fashion, from October 2025 – February 2026. Curated by Alexandra Foxwell and ...

For decades, liberal denominations have permitted women to be ordained. Orthodox Judaism, however, has largely prohibited it. Yet attitudes toward women’s study of rabbinic texts are changing.

Children call it the “wedding cake house.” Richmond’s octagon house is more than a landmark in an old mill village.

Human history is much deeper, more complex, and more nuanced than you probably remember from school. Many history books, ...

The FT’s chief economics commentator Martin Wolf, and Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman sit down to discuss Maga Man ...

An axe, bucket and cannon: The quirky rivalry trophies of college football that players and fans go wild for - From the small ...

An adaptation of Denis Johnson’s novella arrives at the same time as a new biography, unlocking one of his best-loved and ...

Depiction of Jane Austen from ‘A Memoir of Jane Austen’ (1871), written by her nephew James Edward Austen-Leigh and based on ...

The new show at the Woodstock Artists Association & Museum assembles the Kingston-born artist's works for the first time in 75 years.

The quirky tradition is one of the few elements of the game that's still the same in the new era of revenue sharing and the ...