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Visual Arts Highlights Seattle artist Kamla Kakaria’s new series is “Strange Flowers” inspired by impaired walks in Kubota Gardens. She uses beeswax pigment, wire and fiber to fashion her floral creations. On view with Cynthia Hibbards...

July 28, 2016 (Louisville, KY) – Catholic elementary schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville will begin the first official day of instruction on August 17, 2016. Although this is the first “official” day of school, some Catholic schools choose to begin...

From Ian: Caroline Glick: Hillel’s moment of truth Two wars today are being waged against Jewish students on American university campuses. One is substantive, the other is institutional. The plight of the Jews at Brown University in Providence, Rhode...

Is adequate maintenance more important for a growing society than exciting innovation? (Photo: Marc A. Hermann/MTA New York City Transit) Our latest Freakonomics Radio episode is called “In Praise of Maintenance” (You can subscribe to the podcast at...

What kind of world do we live in when math becomes a philosophical essay, and not a system of numbers, arithmetic, and simple truths? "’Truth’ is an artificial construct of the patriarchy, invented as a tool of oppression…" Quote...