Class in session with Charles Baxter.

Lawrence Lessig inaugurates the Berlin Family Lectures with a study of institutional corruption.

Spring quarter, like any other, offered an encyclopedia of public talks on campus, illuminating topics art historical, zoological, and most everything in between. At 11 of those talks, the Magazine staff were there. Here’s what we learned.

The latest Colloquium is an unlikely anthology, say its editors, and they couldn’t be prouder.

Many humanities graduates want to get published. This crew decided to become publishers.

Peter Selz, AM’49, PhD’54, looks back on a life in modern art through the works that most inspired him.

An interview with writer and tale-teller Robert Coover, AM’65.

Believing that fairy tales have lost their magic, Renaissance scholar Armando Maggi, PhD’95, calls for a new kind of happily ever after.

An evening of Brazilian song debuts the Logan Center penthouse.