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This article examines 13 African mythological figures. These important cultural icons include Adroa, Huveane and Mami Wata. In addition, this article discusses the regional importance of these figures and their contribution to local culture. | Read More →

This article describes 13 mythical creatures from the Philippines. These frightening creatures include the aswang, duwende, sirena, and sigbin. In addition, this article highlights the way that these creatures are believed to torment mankind. | Read More →

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A lot of the words we use in English come from the Latin language. As a result, some of these words can behave differently than one might normally expect. Two words that do this are alumnus and alumna. This article explains why those words act so oddly by giving a brief overview of the Latin case system and how that system affects the words when we use them in English. | Read More →

The Battle of Thermopylae was arguably one of the most epic battles in European history. The Greek sacrifice against insurmountable odds almost comes across as fiction. Of course, this makes the battle a prime target for modern media. Although entertaining, movies and shows often dilute or distort the facts for dramatic effect. This article reveals some of the myths and misconceptions about the Battle of Thermopylae, separating fact from fiction. | Read More →