Ken Burns discussed the legacy of the United States and his career creating documentary films about American history Thursday ...

Explore the Civil War era, from slavery and secession to major battles, emancipation, and the conflict’s lasting impact on the United States.

Ken Burns and the filmmaking team look back over five decades of groundbreaking documentaries. Join Ken Burns and the ...

Our history is filled with stories of enemies who underestimated us and good guys who ultimately prevailed. Twenty-five years after 9/11, that narrative looks different.

We laughed! We screamed! Or that’s the hope, anyway, when one watches the strangely chimeric genre that is comedy-horror.

Charleston—The West Virginia Humanities Council has released the Fall 2026 edition of its digital magazine, People & ...

During a recent interview with The Christian Post about the importance of remembering the biblical basis of American ...

The fifth and final conference in the series William & Mary, the Omohundro Institute and The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation ...

As proposed last year, a narrative strategy of “citizen resilience” is a long overdue reframing of civil defense, civil preparedness, and civil resilience more appropriate to our emerging strategic ...

Bennington is midway through a three-year anniversary period commemorating the 250th anniversaries of 1775-1777. Events ...

As the Revolutionary War threw Connecticut homes into upheaval, men found themselves forced to choose sides, and ordinary ...

Elkins fiber artist Enrica McMillon appears on the cover of the fall People & Mountains, demonstrating a box tape loom and ...