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At first blush, the overlap between European Jewish musical forms and African-American spirituals may seem unclear. But singer Anthony Russell says the…

Carl Sandburg was a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, poet and editor. While he’s considered to be one of the major figures of contemporary literature, his…

If there are any themes that fiction readers have warmed to in recent years, they would include Paris and bookshops. Sometimes, bookshops in Paris. But…

This Sunday night, an unusual, astronomical event will come to the sky over Milwaukee: a full lunar eclipse.The resulting red color will remove some of…

Gloriann Langva is a second year grad student studying Ceramics at UW Madison. Her narrative work reflects her desire to create sculptures that tell a…

Earlier in 2018, leaders at UW-Stevens Point proposed eliminating more than a dozen humanities programs at the school. That plan was scaled back in the…

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's true crime series Unsolved explores cold cases from Wisconsin through both print reporting and an accompanying podcast.…

This week, the Milwaukee Rep opens Brookfield native Ayad Akhtar’s play, The Who and the What. It’s the third of four plays of the Pulitzer Prize winner…

Most people aren’t able to say that they work with data from the South Pole, but Justin Vandenbroucke is the exception.Vandenbroucke is an assistant…

There was a time in the 1980s and ‘90s when so-called “midnight basketball” leagues were seen as a promising tool to give young, at-risk men in high…