A “counter-monument” unveiled last week in the city of Nancy invites viewers to reflect on a dark chapter in French history ...

She is the first woman — who, moreover, is neither a Rothschild by blood nor Jewish — to lead the main bank of the legendary ...

They were literally read the Riot Act and some were killed, all in the pursuit of the right to vote. Read more in the latest ...

For much of the 20th century, financial modeling meant working with a rudimentary, laborious set of tools: eight-column ...

One of the great thrills of adolescence is that you start liking girls. And they, in turn, like boys. But this generation has been taught in school, in the media, and in movies that men are potential ...

That’s exactly the kind of uniquely educational experience awaiting you at the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – America’s finest cabinet of medical curiosities and quite possibly the most ...

Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians Catherine French and Daniel Getz reflect on performing Charles Ives’ String Quartet No. 1 ...

A painting emerges from behind a crimson velvet curtain. Within a small canvas, a woman is seen embroidering lace. Is this a ...

Arts, entertainment, film, festivals and more events happening this week in the greater Capital Region from Thursday, Nov. 13 ...

At 88, Bluth still believes in magic. Now, he's sharing his stories and philosophies with us at the SCAD Savannah Film ...

By converging ultrasound energy at precise focal points, FUS can destroy tissue or open the blood-brain barrier without a ...

Colorado State University’s history department convened for the annual Meyer Nathan Lecture Series Nov. 10, hosting students and faculty from across campus to examine historical contexts and encourage ...