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“There’s nothing more exciting than empowering an artist to share their talent with the world.”

Rutgers is known for its vast range of studies and disciplines, with the School of Arts and Sciences offering more than 100 majors and minors across 34 departments and 13 programs.

Program/Project Management Job in Lebanon about Education and Protection and Human Rights, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from Tdh It; closing on 30 Apr 2023

Data compiled by the Academic Advising Center reveals sharp declines over the last decade in the number of Duke students majoring in subjects like history, English and political science, following national trends. Meanwhile, that of computer science, Duke’s fastest-growing major, has soa...

Bridging the gap between Islamic history and art through Islamicate impressionism with bold colors and a focus on the visual sensations of Islamic themes,...

CHICAGO: Israeli journalists, former diplomats and government ministers agreed on Thursday that escalating violence directed toward Palestinians under the rule of the new coalition government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is undermining Israel’s relations with neighboring Arab countries, in particular those that have signed the Abraham Accords or might have

Join us at e-flux this April for screenings, talks, publication launches, and live music featuring Itziar Barrio and Laura Forlano; Oleksiy Radynski; Marie Losier; Raúl Ruiz and Keith Sanborn; Parastoo Anoushahpour, Faraz Anoushahpour, and Ryan Ferko; Sylvia Lavin; James Voorhies and Stefanie Hessler; Fluxus; Yasmin El-Rifae and Dina Ramadan; Raven Chacon and Xenia Benivolski; and Ivars Kraulītis, Andres Sööt, Almantas Grikevičius, Henrikas Šablevičius, and Herz Frank.

The Ackland Art Museum holds the largest Asian art collection in the Southeastern part of the United States, which is set to become even larger soon. On Friday, the Ackland Art Museum will unveil its Lotus Moon and Nandina Staff exhibit, which features about 50 pieces f...

Experts, activists shed light on state of Muslims in France

Three months after the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took office, its initial impact on Israel’s foreign policy is already discernible. While choosing to pursue far-reaching legal reforms that seek to alter Israel’s system of governance and erode its democracy, the government initially sought to maintain a sense of continuity in foreign relations, especially regarding ties with the U.S. and the Arab world. Aspirations were even voiced to advance normalization with Saudi Ara...