A high school Shakespeare unit, unsurprisingly, can lead to some hesitation for both students and teachers: The plays were ...

This is part of a series of columns about the viability of the American university system. In the previous installment of this series on the future of higher education, I talked with professors about ...

Ms. Kaufman is the author of the forthcoming “Verb Your Enthusiasm: How to Master the Art of the Verb and Transform Your Writing.” Are we winning? “We’ve won,” President Trump announced at a rally on ...

Continuing with our series of posts on adjectives and their communicative power, today’s post is all about adjectives to describe a house. As I explained in previous posts, adjectives, as research ...

Body language experts reveal the hidden signals your face, eyes, hands and posture send—and how to decode what others are really feeling I used to take pride in being a good listener. Turns out, I was ...

The contents of this article are a pragmatic, simplified, and adapted version of John Austin’s (1962) work on speech act theory (SAT), first presented at Oxford University between 1951 and 1954 and at ...

Marlee Matlin has won an Oscar, and she’s appeared in countless films and television shows. Yet she, too, has faced a common Deaf dilemma: how to claim equitable access to information, when one lives ...

This webinar, an update to 2022's "Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Strategies in Metadata and Cataloging," will examine descriptive strategies and challenges for outdated language in metadata and ...

Many professors in the humanities are giving up on assigning papers. Working against the tsunami of AI writing is exhausting and disheartening. Those with heavy course loads can’t do it anymore. But ...