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And then, snip by snip, she was cut out of the frame of Renaissance art history.

The domestic fuel scarcity of World War II led to innovation in home heating—especially passive solar technology.

The first DSM, created in 1952, established a hierarchy of sexual deviancies, vaulting heterosexual behavior to an idealized place in American culture.

Inspired by the Bauhaus and WPA posters, the midcentury designer all but invented the modern record-album cover.

As Life magazine put it, “angry barmaids are tough opponents in any hassle.”

Well-researched stories from Scientific American, Hyperallergic, and other great publications that bridge the gap between news and scholarship.

There's often a disconnect between the ambitions of scientists engaging the public and the potential participants themselves.

A literary scholar argues that Leonard Woolf has been unfairly neglected—perhaps because his anti-imperialism implicated his friends.

Chinese American girls played an innovative style of basketball on the playgrounds of San Francisco, and dominated the court.