Mary Ann Hitchens was an athlete through and through. Before Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 spurred unprecedented growth in women’s sports throughout the United States, Hitchens was ...

Sister Mary Ann (formerly Sister Ann Michael) Cunningham SL died Oct. 8, 2024, at the Loretto Living Center on the grounds of Loretto Motherhouse in Nerinx, Ky. She was 90 and in the 73rd year of h… ...

Mary Ann has worked beside world-renowned chefs like Julia Child, Todd English, Daisy Martinez, Sara Moulton, Jacques Pepin, Martin Yan, and countless others who share the same passion for cooking.

While they may be miles and years away from the Heights, generations of BC alumni can still recall the smell of Mary Ann’s. The 1996 Sub Turri yearbook, in fact, asked students to describe what came ...

A portrait believed to be of Mary Ann Tritt Cassell, c. 1839, is on extended loan to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where it goes on display this week.

It's a clever line. When Christopher Hitchens used to slam Christianity he did it with style. "If we lost all our hard-won knowledge and all our archives, and all our ethics and all our morals ...

Mary Ann was charged with running a 300-person department in the Federal Building in lower Manhattan. Her neighbors were the Twin Towers. A sight she soaked in from her office on the 35th floor.

Ginger or Mary Ann? We know the true answer, thanks to The Professor. I'll explain in a moment. But for decades, the debate has raged among men of a certain age, mostly those of us post-boomers ...

Princess Anne - Marie Henderson Hitchens, 104, passed away on Friday, March 25, 2022. Born December 10, 1917, she was the daughter of the late Elwood F. and Mabel Porter of Princess Anne, MD ...

President Donald Trump listens as Mary Ann Mendoza, an "Angel Mom" who lost her son Brandon when he was killed by a drunk driver that was an undocumented immigrant, speaks before he signs the ...

Alongside Ginger Grant, the late performer's Mary Ann Summers left a mark in the collective pop consciousness that long outlasted "Gilligan's Island" itself.

The line employs a sharp edged bathos: End of civilization drama counterpoised with a sneer at that most-despised bit of pre-modern Christian dogma – the virgin birth. Religious people gasped ...