For Sam Pluta, music is the ultimate computer game.

Rae Gray, AB’14, plays an antimonarchist in love with a prince at Chicago Shakespeare Theater.

How David Pickett, AB’07, built his dream career, brick by brick.

A scholar’s chance observation in an Italian museum helps solve an art history mystery.

As the new executive director of the National Book Foundation, Lisa Lucas, AB’01, wants to get America reading.

A groundbreaking sculpture returns to campus—and sparks a dialogue on public art.

Court Theatre’s Charles Newell gives Core students a director’s-eye view.

The Smart Museum’s latest exhibit explores the private prints of pre-1900 Europe.

Illustrator and adventurer Cyrus LeRoy Baldridge, PhB 1911, found inspiration for his art in his travels.

A glimpse into the paper, thread, and artistry of community bookbinding.

Once a blighted industrial area, SoHo is one of New York City’s most affluent communities. A new book explores artists’ role in the neighborhood’s transformation.

The Ear Taxi Festival will highlight contemporary classical music in Chicago.