Tia Clark shares history, language, and tradition on the waters that shaped her heritage.

A partnership with Duke and Vanderbilt universities will expand next year to add courses in Quechua language and culture.

Bhaijaan, an Indian restaurant on New York’s Long Island, has added brunch, which naturally means eggs Benedict, but chef ...

Metayer is survived by her parents Misselin and Marly Maxime Metayer, her grandmother Marie-Theresa Maxime, her brother ...

Morgan County sheriff's investigators testified Thursday about an undercover sting operation conducted over the weekend at a Decatur hotel that led to the arrests of five men, two of whom ...

Bonhomie, a proudly Black-, queer- and women-owned company roasting Haitian beans — and making the city’s best latte.

African Americans have long ministered to Black people abroad. Those communities are now increasingly migrating to the US.

As Pope Leo XIV makes his first apostolic journey to Africa April 13-23, some scholars of the Church's past are hoping he won ...

The visit highlights the African continent’s deep role in shaping Christianity and its enduring legacy in the global Church ...

Rice cultivation began over nine thousand years ago in China and gradually spread worldwide, becoming a staple in diverse ...

Historian Rosanna Álvarez documents the Venezuelan elite's submission to US imperialism throughout the 20th century, ...

Three Indian writers feature on this year’s seven-strong Asian shortlist alongside writers from Bangladesh, Malaysia and ...