This morning I was asked about the Canterbury Tales. The question was questionable (perhaps I will write about that some other time)...

Translation is a crucial aspect of global communication, as it enables information to be disseminated across linguistic and cultural...

The availability and easy access to innovative technology such as computers, mobile phones, internet, computer games, cartoons, comics,...

During my first year of university, the Venezuelan government proposed changing the high-school curriculum, including ditching the...

Nigeria possesses a distinctive linguistic topography attributable to its over 500 indigenous languages. However, English is a widely...

The terms are recent historical issues because of the advent and the availability of new internet technology and its intervention. Wayne...

The plight of girls in northern Nigeria is a recurring issue that continues to linger. The #BringBackOurGirls campaign, which began in...

I know it isn't the usual blog post, but I thought I would attempt to post some creative writing that I did a little while ago. I used to...

The 21st February is our pride and courage. The day, February 21, 1952 and the martyrs of the day in Bangladesh make us remember that we...

I raise a debatable topic. The relationship between Bangladesh people and English is deeper than usually measured in the scale of the...

The Aba Women's Riot of 1929 represented a pivotal moment in the history of Nigerian women, as well as in the wider context of Africa....

Thanks to the paleography class, I have been thinking a lot about handwriting. I have not yet recovered from the shock of learning that...

This story comes also along with a very agitated week at the UoL in which we saw the strong contraposition between unreconcilable...

Should everyone take ethics classes? The data course highlights the problem of the need for more training in various educational sectors,...

Who decides what a word should mean? Who decides what is an appropriate or inappropriate meaning? How do we measure and compare knowledge...

What was it—I paused to think—what was it that so unnerved me in the contemplation of the House of Usher? It was a mystery all insoluble;...

The Humanities Innovation Lab welcomes its newest member, Frank Onuh, who will work on text analysis of political discourse and hate...

We are proud to congratulate Khalid on the successful defence of his thesis, The History of English in Bangladesh. Khalid showed mastery...

Continuing my journey through the game Pentiment, I came across an especially resonant part of the game. In order to convey its full...

"Italian pentimento repentance, remorse (a1257), change of opinion (1630), correction (a1827)" (OED). With my free time lately, I have...