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a href= https://www.paradigmarts.org/ target= _blank Paradigm Gallery /a is presenting Memory Palace: Down the Rabbit Hole, the gallery’s sec

Jonathan Spence and David McCullough were skilled craftsmen who represented two sides to the work of history and historical writing.

Nevada is struggling with high youth unemployment. To reintegrate disconnected youth, the state is turning to virtual reality.

Covering recent events as well as the distant, distant past, these illuminating history podcasts will broaden your mind.

When I began teaching Chinese history at Harvard in 1936 my first students turned out to be the brightest I would ever have—Theodore White as an undergraduate and Mary Clabaugh as a Ph.D. candidate. Mary Clabaugh was a Vassar graduate from Tuscaloosa who came to study international history but turned to China when she heard about it. She married another Harvard graduate

After creating replica buildings of Compton on the Super Bowl stage, Es Devlin reveals how she tackled the work.

Courtesy of the USF Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History A portrait of Jesuit missionary Matteo Ricci by You Wenhui; painted at the time of Ricci’s death in Beijing, 1610. It now hangs at the Jesuit residence in Rome. It is the only known depiction of Ricci taken “from life.” When Matteo Ricci walked the streets of Beijing more than 400 years ago, he was a

Jonathan Spence ’65 Ph.D., Sterling Professor Emeritus of History, whose scholarship shaped the field of China studies for half a century, died Dec. 25 at home.

The longtime Yale University professor and sinologist Jonathan D