There is a perceptible Roman bias in the teaching of law, but the ancient Greeks were actually also quite influential.

It would be fair to call the universities we see in countries like Germany, England, France and America, the maternal homes ...

In search of Buddhist conscience (Baudha Hurdasakshiya Soya) (Part II of this article appeared in The Island on Monday – 03) Tissa Ranasinghe’s and Gananath’s Kannagi Gananath’s Pattini book has a ...

Laleen Jayamanne and Namika Raby (Part I of this article appeared in The Island on Friday (31 Jan.) Women’s Mental Health: ...

As the Supreme Court under Chief Justice Melville Fuller — more or ... The 14th Amendment affirms the ancient and fundamental rule of citizenship by birth within the territory, in the allegiance ...

Witches and witch trials remain a source of enduring curiosity. Julie Stone Peters, H. Gordon Garbedian Professor of English ...

The Martin Luther King Jr. essay contest asked students to consider King's challenge: “What are you doing for others?” Here ...

The stakes are high, and India’s economic future depends on its ability to equip its workforce with the skills required to compete in an increasingly complex and automated global economy ...

Among them were the reliability of Israel’s highly regarded intelligence force, Hamas’s alleged pragmatism since it rose to power, and the deeply entrenched assumption, held by parts of the Israeli ...

Writing last year in the Georgetown Immigration ... the congressional debates.” Rierson, whose essay traced the proliferation of proposals to end birthright citizenship, observed that modern ...

But that hasn’t stopped us from being fascinated by intelligence tests that attempt to assign a numerical value to how smart ...

Sullivan is no longer involved with the study of the cylinders and is currently writing a book about the diffusion of ancient Egyptian objects through the modern world, with the working title ...