Arts & Humanities
From our print archive: Medieval history professor James Cate, PhD’35, considers the oeuvre of Emily Post.
How the University of Chicago, the great books craze, and a love of Goethe helped create the Aspen Institute.
Philosopher Irad Kimhi teaches unhappiness in his own way.
07.02.2014
A literary mystery hidden inside a 150-year-old copy of Homer’s Odyssey finds an answer.
Langston Hughes made a lasting impression as a visiting lecturer at the Laboratory Schools.
From our print archive: Ernest Hemingway's positive sources of satisfaction and happiness.
Spring/14
A new generation investigates art across centuries and continents.
Author James Cambias, AB’88, discusses the underwater world of his debut novel, A Darkling Sea.
After years of obscurity, composer Philip Glass, AB'56, has found his audience. His works have won the acclaim of opera buffs and rock-and-roll fans alike.