Early this year, the city of Walla Walla began enforcing a new ordinance that requires those who write or draw in chalk on downtown sidewalks to clean off the chalk ...

Walk into any boardroom, and you'll witness a fascinating paradox: highly accomplished individuals with vastly different priorities, all apparently working toward the same goal. I recently observed ...

Teachers can increase participation in student-led dialogues such as Socratic seminars by addressing common sources of anxiety.

Whether you’re on campus or studying remotely, the University of Liverpool has a whole toolkit of digital services to keep you connected, organised, and supported every step of the way. Here’s a quick ...

Here are a few newly announced arts and entertainment events of note for the Amarillo area that you won't want to miss.

It’s time for me to use what I know to start bringing to market the things I love,” Berry told Observer in an exclusive interview ahead of the sale’s announcement.

Louisville residents still draw on Muhammad Ali's spirit today in fight for social justice 50 years after the Thrilla in Manila against Joe Frazier.

"I want this to be seen," artist Jamie Wyeth says about a giant 1932 mural by grandfather N.C. Wyeth now in a barn he built. It will be on view soon.

Designed to replace fragmented tools like whiteboards, spreadsheets, slides, and video apps, Vani introduces a Space and Zone model—allowing teams to brainstorm, plan, and execute in parallel “Zones” ...

Plenty of good eats at the Pennington Life Center: All are welcome to partake. Lunch served 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. weekdays. Cost is $6 for those under age 60 and a suggested donation of $3 for ...

Downtown Brattleboro will come alive this fall with color, creativity and community spirit during “Sucka Punch: Graffiti Jam,” a free, three-day celebration of graffiti and hip-hop culture. Taking ...