Doodle — funny word, right? “To scrawl aimlessly,” according to Etymology Online, and doodle is also linked lexically with ...

Mississippi Museum of Art’s 14th biennial survey of recent works by contemporary visual artists living and working in the ...

No NamesBy Greg HewettCoffee House PressA poet writing prose about music? Greg Hewett knew he was taking on a challenge.

When people imagine intelligence, they often picture fast talkers, high test scores, or someone who can win every trivia ...

Regardless of where it started, this vintage storage hack is one of those retro kitchen design comebacks that deserves a ...

Welcome to Intercourse, Pennsylvania, where locals have been living their best “off the grid” lives since before it became a ...

The Old Philadelphia Pike (Route 340) winds through the heart of Amish country, connecting Intercourse with neighboring towns like Bird-in-Hand (yes, another real name) and Paradise (completing the ...

Language is evolving rapidly in a world of social media. Our millennial reviewer finds Adam Aleksic's Algospeak to be a ...

The etymology of “incumbent” offers some impish opportunities, arising as it does from “to lie or rest upon” (consider the parallel in “recumbent”). An 18th-century cleric, living it up on the ...

Snapshots, reader-submitted photos of community events, are published Monday. They may include service projects, guest ...

The “borderlands” etymology appears to have the most historical support, but if that meaning doesn’t hold up, then the logic for the definite article likewise falls apart.

A visit to Fairbanks' Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum inspires a nostalgic dive into vintage cars, vanishing slang and the ...