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This is the first survey of its kind since the 2019 Association of American Universities (AAU) Campus Climate Survey

Helen Katz contemplates Jenny Odell’s book, "How to Do Nothing," and a visit to the Windhover Contemplative Center.

Eleanor Ott had a genius for bringing people together. In the book-lined dining room of her 19th-century farmhouse in Maple Corner, she ran an eclectic backwoods salon, hosting women's discussion groups and rune feasts to fête the solstices. At her table, you might find yourself elbow-to-elbow with a close friend of the crown prince of England, a psychic healer from Iceland, or a photographer who had documented the Civil Rights movement.

By WSJ Books Staff The Empire of the East: Three Books on the Byzantines Reviews of 'The New Roman Empire,' 'Julian' and 'Justinian.' Review by Dominic Green...

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Censorship spans civilization's history. Despite bans and burns, forbidden books like Tyndale's New Testament and Dante's Divine Comedy endure, shaping our world.

Eleanor K. Ott MAPLE CORNER — To Eleanor Ott, bringing people together was as natural as breathing. As a teacher, writer, poet, artist, and general instigator of shenanigans, she connected

Teacher, poet and artist never stopped dreaming, imagining and connecting others

Explorations in Music and Esotericism by Leonard George explores both music and esotericism, providing a modern and medieval perspective.

The composer discusses a new work that imagines the harmonic series of our solar system and employs magic squares to give each planet a musical colour.