How Shakespeare and Classical Readings Still Tempests Our Minds
World Book Day As we celebrate the International Day of Books, we’re reminded that reading is far more than entertainment…
The West will dust off its beauty or it will fall
Of course, the rapid decline of the West in today’s world depends on multiple and immensely powerful factors—especially the dynamics…
Music as a Catalyst for Social Change
The role of music in promoting health and well-being has long been recognized for its positive effects. Moreover, music can…
Unveiling the Earliest Face of Western Europe: ATE7-1 or ‘Pink’
A recent study led by Dr Rosa Huguet and published in Nature presents a fragment of a human facial bone…
The rock art of the Mediterranean arc of the Iberian Peninsula, the first narratives of Europe
In the municipal area of Ulldecona, in Catalonia, a winding path climbs up the mountain, passing through a set of…
UNESCO Celebrates the 25th Anniversary of International Mother Language Day
International Mother Language Day UNESCO has identified 8,324 languages worldwide. Of these, around 7,000 are still in use today, but…
Nurses in Ancient Rome: Feeding, Guiding, Educating
In Barcelona, near the Rambla, the city’s most iconic promenade, there is the Plaza de la Vila de Madrid, where…
How will we live, how will we settle, what form of community do we want to aspire to?
The Bauhaus in Weimar, founded in 1919 by Walter Gropius, was more than just an art school; it was a…
What we do in Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is the most important traditional holiday in China, celebrated with a…
Rebirth of a City
The city vanished. Scarcely a single house remained standing. In a matter of days, thousands of soldiers perished—primarily among the…