A jar of extra Virgil olive oil, please: Archaeologists discover Virgil quote inside an olive oil-filled amphora
According to a paper recently published int he Journal of Roman Archaeology, it’s likely the first literary quotation to have been carved into an amphora.
A Global Mosaic: ProZ.com’s pro bono project
Turn on the news and you're soon assailed by woeful tidings of every kind: forests burning, racist police actions, violence against women, endangered species...
Celebrating multilingual education on UNESCO’s International Mother Language Day
The theme of this year’s International Mother Language Day was “Multilingual education — a necessity to transform education,” emphasizing the role education can have in fostering multilingual communities and encouraging members to use their native tongue.
Music To My Eyes: Rihanna’s ASL interpreter and a brief history of signed music
Rihanna wasn’t the only star at the Super Bowl halftime show last night.
English PEN announces 15 winners of flagship literary translation awards
Fifteen literary translators and their work received high accolades earlier this week, with the announcement of the PEN Translates awards.
Rushed Spanish translation of Prince Harry’s memoir shapes media coverage
What happens when the translation of a book comes out before the original version?
Asian Americans with LEP face unique barriers in healthcare, researchers say
A recent study published by the Washington, D.C.-based Urban Institute found that Asian Americans with limited English proficiency (LEP) face unique language barriers compared to other groups with high levels of LEP.
The missed chance with Catalan
Catalan is a language that companies seeking to expand their services ignore at their peril.
Holiday Etymology: It’s the most wonderful time of the year!
As language enthusiasts, we also think it’s fascinating to look at the etymology of the names for these celebrations — here are the origins of names for some common holiday celebrations throughout the world.
