In honor of Valentine’s Day, discover the origins of the phrase ‘weak at the knees,’ including its ties to ancient Rome and even astrology.

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For this year’s Entrance Garden, the concept is “Futura Florentia,” a play on Latin words conveying the vision of flowers as ...

Vibrant, colorful and full of character, Mexico is one of North America’s most exciting tourist destinations. This large ...

Was Cleopatra the cause of the conflict between these two consuls, both eager to become the masters of Rome? Historians are ...

According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the Liturgy of the Hours — also called the “Divine Office” — is the ...

Long before fairy tales and period dramas, there was the original love story: Cupid and Psyche. It had everything — love at ...

The Professor of History sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss 19th century forgeries, his new book, and why he considers himself a "non-traditional historian." ...

The Professional Women's Association, the Latin@/x UCSB Network Association (LUNA) and The Collective are hosting Palentines' Day Coffee Break on Thursday, Feb. 13.