Staircase Conscience
Most of us have encountered situations where we thought of the perfect reply to an argument after the fact, when it was too late.... Read More
Roslyn Mould Receives Distinguished Service to Humanism Award
From August 7-9, 2026, Humanists International, in collaboration with its member organization Humanist Canada, concluded the World Humanist Congress and Annual General Assembly in... Read More
Dinosaurs, Chalk Cliffs, and Me: My Life As a Garden
My raised bed at Hogge Park measures six feet by 18. Bigger than a coffin. Not by much. A metal fence runs along one... Read More
The Comics Section: Unwanted Fellow Passengers
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Measles Virus Boards School Bus by John Darkow, politicalcartoons.com
Extreme Misogyny Is an Endemic Social and Political Crisis
I conducted a journalistic investigation into the online manosphere last year. Writing for the Salt Lake City Weekly, I discovered that UN Women, the United... Read More
Can We Own Nothing and Still Be Happy?
In conversations with international friends and colleagues, a curious paradox emerges with increasing frequency: People in the developed world, particularly those trapped in the... Read More
Meet the New AHA Staff Member: Kevin Jagoe
Get to know the AHA Education Center’s new director, Kevin Jagoe! What is your educational and work background? I’ve been a student most of... Read More
The Comics Section: In Some Ways, the Coolest
The latest from Cagle Cartoons. Family Sweats Through Record Hot Summer
The Murder of an Investigative Journalist in My Country Taught Me What Journalism Really Means
I still remember the day the news broke that an investigative journalist had been murdered in Slovakia. I was eleven years old. I didn’t... Read More
The Enemy of Entropy & the Champion of Order
In 1852, the physicist and mathematician Lord Kelvin came up with the first scientific theory for the end of the universe. He envisioned a... Read More