Welcome to the gallery of chaos, where the projects are late, the critiques are brutal, and the existential crises come free ...

Labor leaders, politicians and civil rights activists are mourning the death of Alexis Herman, the first Black U.S. Secretary ...

In her debut monograph Vanishing, published by Charcoal Press, Anna Arendt crafts a world that drifts between history and ...

Scientific Illustration teaches student illustrators to work directly with scientists and scholars to create visually ...

"Lift Every Voice and Sing," written in 1900, is rooted in American history. But its performance at the NFL Draft was not without controversy.

Louisville has given money to the Speed, Frazier, the Kentucky Science Center and the Portland Museum, but it has given the ...

There’s a white-brick wonderland in Jefferson City where happiness is served cold, creamy, and in portions that would make your grandmother say, “Now that’s what I call ice cream!” Central Dairy Ice ...

Freddie Gray attended three Baltimore schools before his death inspired uprisings 10 years ago. What’s happened to them since ...

Chalkboard art transforms school blackboards into vibrant artistic spaces. This art form has been gaining popularity in Japan ...

The work of students enrolled in the Artists in Public Schools’ residency program at Chicago Public Schools is now on display at the weekend expo.

Artist Nekisha Durrett’s latest piece of provocative public art illuminates a dark chapter in the history of the Philadelphia ...

Amherst was known for its diverse student population. Now it is trying to save that legacy without violating the law.