The brigandine was one of the most practical armor designs of the 15th century — flexible, layered, and deceptively strong.

Venture back in time to the medieval and Renaissance periods — a time where knights reigned, battles were fought with swords, and artisans across Europe created stunning helmets and armor. That’s the ...

WORCESTER — He was known as “The Man of Steel,” and with good reason. John Woodman Higgins, who owned and ran the Worcester Processed Steel Company in the early decades of the 20th century, made it ...

From a clubhouse magician to Joe Maddon’s beard, there hasn't been a shortage of entertainment this season in the Windy City. Before Tuesday's 8–5 win in San Francisco, two unidentified coaches were ...

Medieval helmets provided protection but severely limited vision and awareness. By placing a camera inside a helmet, this ...

The Manderino Library is home to many of PennWest California’s more laid-back activities. On any of the four floors, students ...

The Worcester Art Museum’s reopening of its armor galleries goes far beyond the romance with medieval Europe. A display case focuses on the animal armor worn by horses from across the globe. There are ...

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Upon entering World War 1 in 1917, the U.S. lacked its own standardized steel helmet for infantry in Europe, so troops were initially equipped with British- or French-pattern helmets to begin with.

Editor's note: The original photo at the top of this article has been updated. NEW DELHI — A slick "Make in India" campaign aims to attract cellphone and high-tech manufacturers to the country, but ...