
Rock art and tomb discoveries in Morocco reveal ancient connections to the wider world
When people think of ancient burials in North Africa, they often picture Egypts pyramids and monuments. But new discoveries show that north-western Africa also has a deep and fascinating prehistoric past. Moroccos Tangier...
Promoting social inclusion through pet companionship
The benefits of pet companionship have been widely researched and celebrated. Pets can improve our mood and immune system. They can also encourage staying active and fit, offer emotional comfort and companionship, and...
What is modern monetary theory? An economist explains how it could help Canada
MMT argues that a government with full monetary sovereignty like Canadas faces no hard financial limits on its spending. (Shutterstock) Few words spark more anxiety in public debate than national debt and government...
Crypto platforms feel like gambling because they are: Users are drawn to high-risk behaviour
Crypto trading platforms, where millions of people buy and sell digital currencies, dont just look like casinos. In many ways, they function like them. Michal Parzuchowski/Unsplash, CC BY When Kim Kardashian paid a fine in...
Indigenous Elders from the Kitikmeot Heritage Society, community members, hunters and trappers, regional tourism representatives and scientists having a discussion during the Muskox and Genomics Community Workshop in...

Harvard University has become the epicentre of a growing row between Donald Trumps administration and academia, with concerning implications for migration and human rights, academic freedom and research. A federal judge...
A 1980s cost-of-living crisis gave Australia a thriving arts program – could we do it again?
A Railways Union cultural exhibition, September 1985. Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales and Courtesy SEARCH Foundation, CC BY The cost-of-living crisis is hitting the arts hard. Artists struggle to survive...