English learners are sometimes an afterthought in 'science of reading' policies. Some educators want to change that.
Throughout the U.S., the U.K., and Europe, museums are scrambling to adapt to a new reality, with far less public funding.
John Blakinger, endowed associate professor of contemporary art and director of the Art History program, will teach the Honors Signature Seminar Crafting the Cold War this spring, which will explore ...
Dr. Lee will present her newest collection of poetry at the Carrollton Center for the Arts on Friday, Sept. 26 at 6 p.m. She ...
Keep asking; it ain't happening. Microsoft has reaffirmed that its full-featured Visual Studio IDE will remain exclusive to ...
Microsoft PM Carlos Robles previews his Live! 360 Orlando session on how recent updates to the MSSQL extension—like GitHub ...
For five days a week, Edina resident Kaia Burg goes to Interact Center's visual arts studio to work on her drawings and ...
Rocket Software, a global technology leader in modernization software, is adding groundbreaking innovations to its COBOL solutions designed to help businesses update COBOL applications without ...
Author TinaMaria Fernandez and her son, Micah Martin, gave a live reading of their children’s book “Nico’s New Home” during the first Family Fun Night of the school ...
AI tools were meant to automate the boring bits and free up time for meaningful work. Instead, creatives speak of endless ...
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‘Sixties Surreal' Curator Dan Nadel Is Expanding American Art History, One Outlier at a Time
He co-curated the Whitney's expansive new exhibition, which aspires to provide an entirely alternate art history of the era.
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