This tribute leans heavily on the words of Robert A.M. Stern as recorded in his book with Leopoldo Villardi, “Between Memory and Invention, My Journey in Architecture,” and the memories and writings ...

Connecticut-based composer Paul Winter, a lover of nature and a pioneer of world music, brings his Paul Winter Consort to ...

Travelers often associate vibrant cultural scenes, diverse dining, and lively nightlife with big, expensive urban centers, ...

New York City-based artist Catherine Telford Keogh has been selected as the recipient of the Guggenheim Museum's inaugural ...

The Community School of Music and Arts in Mountain View aims to ensure that everyone has access to creative opportunities.

Arthur Sze, the national poet laureate appointed by the Library of Congress last month, visited Queens College, in Flushing, ...

As Fairfield University’s first rounds of admissions decisions roll in, here's at look at the acceptance rate and when Class ...

Stanford ophthalmologist Geoff Tabin's mountaineering grit fuels a worldwide effort to end preventable blindness.

Finn, who died in April in 1973, provided Hartford Stage with one of the most fondly remembered musicals it ever produced, decades before the theater became known for launching “Anastasia” and “A ...

‘I sometimes wake up in tears for friends still there.’ Rümeysa Öztürk’s six weeks in ICE detention. As she was held in ...

Born in Toronto and based in Los Angeles, Gehry was arguably the most famous architect since Frank Lloyd Wright.

In his 60-year career, the architect Robert A.M. Stern designed museums; skyscraper condominiums—most famously 15 Central Park West in New York; a presidential library, and a good deal more. Above all ...