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A potential resolution on affirmative action and improved student life were among the highlights from the UGS’s first meeting of the new school year.

What you need to know in arts and culture news this week.

Kyle Hackett didn’t fancy himself a writer and had certainly never penned an entire book, but when he realized the book he needed didn’t exist, he decided to compile one

Jeremiah William McCarthy, chief curator at The Westmoreland Museum of American Art in Greensburg, will serve as awards juror for the 56th annual Art of the State exhibition. Running Sept. 10 to Jan. 4 in The State Museum of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg, the juried exhibit is a survey of the

Still time to nominate a sustainability champ Chula Vista is seeking nominees for its Sustainability Champion Awards.

Today marks the beginning of Annapolis Arts Week, a week-long festival in Annapolis showcasing arts-based events happening during the first full week of June, from today through June 12.

Cincinnati Magazine February 23, 2021 Open mic nights are slowly making a comeback, so gather up your lyrics and music, dust off that guitar, and get ready to hit the stage. You can finally debut those covers you’ve been performing for your pets or if you’re not the performing type, grab a drink, sit back, and enjoy some live, socially distanced entertainment. Fretboard Brewing Company Head over to Blue Ash and visit the award-winning brewery and live music venue, Fretboard Brewing Company ...

Dayka & Hackett, an importer, packager, and distributor of fresh fruit from South America, is relocating its operations to the Port of Wilmington. Currently located at Gloucester Marine Terminal in Camden, New Jersey, the company has long relationships with South American growers and a collection of table grape and citrus tree farms of its own in California. Kyle Hackett, son of the company’s co-founder and controller, said Gulftainer leaders were able to put together a service package that ...