Culture
Researchers find that Heroism is framed by cultural differences
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New research in social psychology examines how cultural differences impact how heroes and heroism are perceived.
News
USDA approves the world’s first insect vaccine for honeybees
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The first vaccine to be approved for use on insects in the U.S. offers hope in stemming the spread of the disease, American foulbrood (AFB), a bacterial infection that is almost always fatal to bees.
News
Indian Supreme Court Protects filmmaker for depiction of Goddess Kaali
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Toronto-based Indian filmmaker receives protection from Indian high court after being persecuted for depicting the Goddess Kali smoking while brandishing a Rainbow Flag.
Editorial
“Mummification was to bestow upon her a gift” – agency and colonialism in displays of human remains
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In light of a recent decision by several British museums to begin referring to “mummies” as “mummified remains,” TWH’s editor-in-chief Manny Tejeda Moreno argues that the practice of displaying human remains requires a deep reconsideration.
News
Pagan Alumni react to DeSantis disruption of New College
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Alumni Pagans and Witches of New College react to Governor Ron DeSantis’ shocking and unprecedented changes at the institution.