Thomas W. Laqueur. Penguin Press, May 5 ($45, ISBN 978-0-593-65279-4) Historian Laqueur studies the presence of dogs in art, exploring what their inclusion in Paleolithic cave paintings and works by ...

Big ideas, one credit: for their spring 2026 schedule, the Honors College has curated courses that span law, medicine, design and sport. Students will choose to explore AI speech and its legal ...

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Embabel, an open source framework for authoring AI agentic flows on the JVM, has been launched by Spring Framework founder Rod Johnson. Johnson aims for Embabel to become the natural way to integrate ...

It’s easy to spot a Dilbeck house. It’s the one that looks like a doll house, a troll home, a quaint cottage right out of a storybook. Architectural magazines have struggled to describe the style — ...

The conference will serve as a platform for professionals and thought leaders to delve into emerging trends, technological innovations, and groundbreaking design methodologies. As the world faces ...

In honor of our 70th Anniversary, we’re thrilled to celebrate this milestone with a remarkable lineup of events. Join us for inspiring lectures by Mabel O. Wilson, Walter Hood, and Toshiko Mori, an ...

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Stephanie Elizondo Griest. Beacon, June 10 ($30, ISBN 978-0-8070-2041-8) Journalist Griest surveys women artists around the world on the question of whether the pursuit of a life of creativity is ...

The first set of operational satellites in the Space Development Agency’s future orbital network will be launched about six months late, as suppliers have struggled to meet the Pentagon’s timeline.