For Cortnie Brooks, it's not just about what you say. It's about how you say it. Over the course of two decades, Brooks has taught English as a second language courses to hundreds of students in the ...

The word “sagacious” means having or showing good discernment or keen mental judgment. It is an adjective that describes individuals with shrewd characteristics. Oftentimes, it used to describe ...

To "word the word" is to confront the instability of language itself. Meaning is always deferred, as Derrida reminds us; every act of saying slides into another. Translation becomes a structurally ...

Excel is the world’s most versatile data modeling tool—powering everything from household budgets to Fortune 500 profit and loss statements (P&Ls). Yet, the full power of Excel is available only to ...

Bethany Patrick is a football writer and EDI specialist based in Manchester, UK. She covers the English Football League with a focus on tactical trends, football governance and culture. Bethany serves ...

Susie Dent’s winning novel follows a team of lexicographers investigating cryptic letters related to a long-ago disappearance.

It was used by Welsh couple Fin Gough and Sioned Cray in a 2025 episode of the BBC One series and it's now been added to the dictionary ...

Arsenal duo Declan Rice and Mikel Merino have paid tribute to match-winner Gabriel Magalhaes following the 2-1 win against Newcastle United. The Brazilian emerged as the hero at St James’ Park as his ...

Richard Wagamese was an Ojibway from the Wabaseemoong First Nation in northwestern Ontario, and an acclaimed bestselling author of fiction and non-fiction. He died in 2017 in Kamloops, B.C. ‘I walked ...

Team USA almost produced the greatest Ryder Cup comeback of all time. Heading into Sunday’s singles with a seven-point deficit, captain Keegan Bradley needed a miracle. At one point, it ...

The English word diminution originates from the Latin word 'dēminūtio' (which means 'a lessening', which in turn comes from the verb dēminuere (to lessen), itself derived from minuere (to make small).

On this International Translation Day, the topic is trust—and it is trust that is on the line. Can we trust machines with our languages, our identities, our cultures? Perhaps only if we keep humans ...