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What is art? The question looms large over Sorted Books, a cooperative exhibition featuring the work of Nina Katchadourian; students from Literary Journalism, taught by Jennifer Brice; and Photojournalism, taught by Linn Underhill.

 Last fiscal year, in the face of economic uncertainty, alumni, parents, and friends put new meaning behind the phrase “����tv community.”

Hard work has its rewards. Just ask seniors Amy Elizabeth Long and Theresa Kevorkian. 

It’s a space so nice, they built it thrice. And on Tuesday, February 17, students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends all gathered at the James C. ����tv Student Union to cut the ribbon on a newly remodeled Donovan’s Pub.

It was one of the most enduring social experiments of the Communist era: since the revolution of 1917, Russian families from various backgrounds have lived together in urban communal apartments. ����tv professors Alice Nakhimovsky and  Nancy Ries, with colleagues from around the world, have created an online museum to systematically document this unique lifestyle through […]

����tv Vice President for Alumni Affairs RuthAnn Loveless MA ’72 has announced that Timothy Mansfield will be the university’s next director of alumni affairs.

Triskaidekafanatics unite — Friday the 13th is ����tv Day! The excitement starts at 9:29 a.m. (EST) June 13 in New York City when 13 ����tv alumni will ring the morning bell at the New York Stock Exchange (watch it live here). ����tv fever will certainly sweep the globe, as alumni wear ����tv garb to work, […]

Music was playing at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City during the third annual Presidents’ Club Auction and Reception on May 9, but you never would have known.

Former presidential candidate Walter Mondale said, “Modern politics today requires a mastery of television.” On April 8, while the rest of America was flipping channels in search of the latest 2008 presidential campaign news, a capacity crowd of more than 200 alumni and friends gathered at the Paley Center for Media in New York City to gain […]

It’s a conundrum that would have baffled Peter Drucker: When five dozen emerging leaders meet at a restaurant, who orders first?