Katy June-Friesen

In the 1930s, Radio Station WLW in Ohio Was America...

Old Friends Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Ant...

By Katy June-Friesen | HUMANITIES, September/Octobe...

Scott Russell of the Northern Mariana Islands | Hum...

I was in junior high, at a summer music band camp on the campus of the University of Vermont. They had a number of guest clinicians there, and one of them was the principal euphonium player for the Ma...

Dating back to the 18th century, the dish has jumped from the Mexican silver mines to fast food staple

I always wanted to work with animals. I grew up on a horse farm surrounded by woods. I was an only child, and I was occasionally lonely, but I was never bored. In that time, you could be gone for 14 h...

In 1982, I came in at Temple Hills [Safeway store]. I worked with a lot of great older women back then that saw my potential and helped me, because I was young and wild. I promised I would not let the...

Filmmaker Katrina Browne discusses her family’s role in American slavery

Working on this feature convinced me: I need to go to Australia. The more photos I saw of the country's rail-trails and the more stories I heard, the more torturous it was to sit at my desk up to 13 time zones away and not take it in firsthand. I'd rather have been traveling on a resurrected railbed through South Australia's wine country or watching wildlife in one of more than 500 national parks.

Using government documents, author Angela Walton-Raji traced her ancestors to the slaves owned by American Indians

Balancing the two lives of a Washington, D.C. sculptor—1950s hostess and emergent artist