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Japan Society has announced its upcoming season of live, in-person performances at the Society with programs spanning traditional to contemporary, across the disciplines of opera, theater, traditional noh, puppetry, dance and more, slated for Fall 2022 and Winter/Spring 2023.

Thanks to the SEED program, a growing number of students are saving thousands of dollars in tuition costs

Sarah Martin and Isaac Grenader, two accomplished graduates of MHSs Class of 2022, are the recipients of this year’s Sterny’s Way Scholarships.

Sam Gilliam, the renowned Black abstract painter and colorist, passed away last weekend just two months into his first solo exhibition at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. The visual artist may be known around the world for his brightly colored draped canvases, but his work has a special significance in the District. Gilliam moved to

"Slack Tongue City" is an archive of a Louisville, fast-changing due to a growing tourist industry and the arrival of gentrification.

A kindergarten teacher from Holmes is a new assistant principal in New Fairfield; and a...

Nada Abuasi completed UD's Associate in Arts Program, then at 20 was the youngest 2022 College of Arts and Sciences graduate

It is nice to see social media flooded with graduation photos, videos and reels. Every post is a testament of every student’s triumph over years of hard

Championing collaboration and digital projects, Mia Yoo is forging her own path at the experimental theater incubator.

Merlene Drops Out of Delegate Race -- From Nicole Merlene: "After much consideration I have made a personal decision not to seek the nomination for Virginia's