Education

"Creating awareness of the international study programs to the Indian students is extremely crucial," writes Manjari Singh, vice President, Orion Edutech Private Limited.

In The Worlds of Victor Sassoon, Rosemary Wakeman explores the urban spaces and economies of Bombay, London, and Shanghai in the 1920s and 1930s. But Wakeman makes a convincing case for seeing the three cities as exemplars of a particular type of interwar

Exceptionally vivid mental imagery can seem like a superpower—but it can also be incredibly distracting.

Separate areas with sofas, vanities, and even writing tables used to put the “rest” in women’s restrooms. Why were these spaces built, and why did they vanish?

The ship’s demise on this day in 1906 demonstrated the terrifying dangers of the treacherous waters in the Pacific Northwest

We can learn a lot from people who have lived for 100 years. After asking centenarians from around the world to reflect on what it takes to live a healthy and happy life, Washington Post readers had their own questions — in many cases, seeking advice for the phase of life they’re in.

It was​ all sweetness verging on smugness. On the evening of Monday, 6 January we sat in the hot tub in the backyard and looked at the unfull moon. There were really only two small questions preoccupying me.

Frankenstein’s monster, as horror fans know, did not really spark into life with a bolt of lightning, but was born inside the mind of Mary Shelley during a dreary holiday on a ­mountainside above Geneva.

From Elon Musk to Jordan Peterson, a certain strand of conservatism has recruited the poetry of Homer and Dante in their culture war. Juan de la Corte’s The Fire of Troy, found in the collection of the Museo del Prado, Madrid.