Bar-Ilan’s Days of Jewish Music festival explores global Jewish sounds under the theme “Melodies of Hope. ” What could be ...

Dear colleagues, This weekly newsletter will serve as one of many tools my office will use to keep you informed and engaged as we make progress toward our three goals for Academic ...

On Friday, May 1, conductor, cellist, teacher, entrepreneur, and guest lecturer Paul Henry Smith, OC ’86, gave a lecture in Bibbins Hall. He holds degrees in theory, composition, and musicology. He ...

Cameron Sheeler, Ph.D., dressed in character for an episode on Western blots, and Kevin Storr in Sheeler's lab. Learning the ...

Winnipeg parents already feel like they are fighting a losing battle trying to raise children in a world where everyone seems ...

Increasing the number of men in nursing could benefit patients by strengthening care team dynamics. Gender-diverse teams have ...

In a lecture-recital on Thursday, May 14, Jacquelyn Helin explores the work of five composers who put the sound of America ...

In May last year, following an international search, the Cincinnati Ballet announced the appointment of its new music ...

The Law School recently celebrated the establishment of the Richard A. Posner Professorship of Law in the Wallman Society of ...

Recent changes in Indiana law have affected higher education throughout the state. This article was written by The Indiana ...

In Utah, dance wears the empress crown in the performing arts. Choreographers and guest dance artists from around the world ...

How can insights from pediatric and adolescent medicine shape the medicine of tomorrow? Why is it crucial to actively involve children in questions about their own health? These key questions are at ...