maths buffs retrace his famous walk every October 16 to celebrate Hamilton Day. But we all use the technological fruits of that unassuming graffiti every single day.

Caitlin Cook studied art history in college, and now, as a touring standup comedian and musician, she spends a lot of time in ...

The black-and-white street art that first appeared in Northwest Philly is sparking debate over its connection to the ...

The graffiti, reading “Serve the nation, kill a Jew,” was inked onto a column of a monument to Simon Bolivar, historically ...

The “Standing Lincoln” monument — which sits near the Chicago History Museum in the city’s Lincoln Park neighborhood — was ...

A wintertime scene on the Hewitt Quad; two figures dancing by candlelight; a dragon flying over hands of many colors—these are a few of the paintings a team of students worked on to compose a ...

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The City of Buhl has closed the community's sole skate park after a recent act of vandalism. Authorities are now deciding ...

In 1843, William Rowan Hamilton had a four-dimensional flash of insight that still shapes our three-dimensional world.

On Oct. 22, the Walters Academic Building hosted Senegalese artists Docta and Simon, who showcased their craft which ...