His practice is an epistemological and ontological exercise that navigates the material presences that accompany the reality ...

Coach Casey flipped the switch for the first ever staging of the mixed race; Cremen rowed from the front of the boat with her ...

In 2011 he came across an article by Jack El-Hai that was to be the basis for El-Hai’s book about the relationship between ...

On today’s episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words,” Victor Davis Hanson and Jack Fowler discuss the troubling ...

In an age when nations wield virtue as strategy and ego as statecraft, Ati John examines how moral rivalry is reshaping power from Washington to Abuja, and why humility may yet prove the strongest ...

This past spring, Swanson passed the milestone of having 50,000 students take the class from him over the years. It’s a number larger than the population of the British Columbia town he grew up in. He ...

A Democracy in Need of Therapy If Nigeria were a patient on the therapy couch, this PDP convention crisis would be one of t ...

To be fair, Lapelyte might have caught that raptured gaze from her performers: several dozen third- and fourth-graders at ...

Gratitude seems like a buzzword as the holiday season approaches. But, what does it actually mean, and how can it ...

In the Princeton University Art Museum, the art is everywhere — including in the hallways.

What does it mean to have a home, lose it, and realize in adulthood how tenuous and conditional that home was in the first place? Whose work, whose labor, makes a home a home? These questions, and ...

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