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MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. — Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex in Moundsville continues its celebration of West Virginia Archaeology Month on Thursday,

In the latest edition of Humanitas, we explore the “arson-for-profit” that ravaged the Bronx in the 1970s and a photography exhibition on love and artistry.

'Combining social and political contemporary history with a family portrait,’ Stephan Malinowski wins the German Nonfiction Prize.

The American Academy in Rome (AAR) has awarded the 2022–23 Rome Prize and Italian Fellowships to thirty-eight American and four Italian artists and scholars. An award presented across eleven disciplines ranging from architecture, landscape architecture, visual arts, literature, and design, this...

 All told, the German Nonfiction Prize awards a total €42,500 to its winner and to the remaining seven shortlistees.

Virtual Grade 10 Family Night set for February 24 A message from Marketing and Undergraduate Recruitment. Grade 10 students and their supporters are invited to attend our virtual Grade 10 Family Night information session to learn more about applying to university and what they can do now to prepare. Our university experts will share information on topics like admissions and

Vanishing Points by Gary Metras; Dos Madres Press Gary Metras, Easthampton’s first poet laureate, has long made the natural world a central part of his poems, including the woods, fields and hills of the Valley. It’s a place he’s often celebrated,...

Over nine years, Michael Sherwin has documented significant sites of indigenous American presence in his homeland