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Arthur Levine, a prominent educator and author of books on higher education and teaching, has been named the 2022 John J. Rhodes Chair in Public Policy and American Institutions at Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University. Levine will be featured in the 2022 John J. Rhodes Lecture, titled “The Future of Higher Education,” scheduled for 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, March

A year since Mike Winklemann's NFT 'Everydays' sold for more than $69 million, the artist is making inroads to the traditional art world.

The longstanding criminal investigation is thrown into doubt after a monthlong pause and questions about the Manhattan district attorney’s commitment.

Some platforms and trains had fewer people sleeping on them than normal on Tuesday, but there were still many people taking shelter in the system.

The mayor and governor released a safety plan for the subways that focused on homelessness. But few homeless people were involved in the attacks that spanned Friday evening to Monday morning.

A city program gives 260,000 low-income New Yorkers half-price transit rides. Advocates and transit leaders are calling on the mayor to expand his investment.

Five articles from around The Times, narrated just for you.

Plus, SFMOMA names a new director and a bored museum guard drew cartoon eyes on a painting worth $1 million.

The USC Dornsife professor explains how market capitalism will help us adapt to the growing challenges unleashed by a warming planet.

W. Kamau Bell’s documentary series is a model of how to engage honestly with disgraced artists and their art.