The Yale students who have stood up for gender equality are a good example to follow.

Yesterday, Tercentenary Theater welcomed a visitor it had not seen in over 200 years—a cow. The bovine guest was the

During the week, Daniel P. Gurney ’09 learns theory and composition in the Harvard Music Department, where he recently composed

Halfway through “The Posthuman Dada Guide: tzara and lenin play chess,” one may indulge the urge to turn to the

Artist Heide Hatry channels Victor Frankenstein as she stitches together pieces of pigskin to make female figures. And like Frankenstein’s

In an unlikely alliance between pulp fiction and organic chemistry, Patricia Cornwell, author of the best-selling “Scarpetta” thrillers, will establish

Artist Fiona Tan thinks of herself as an “image-maker.” In “Kingdom of Shadows,” Tan’s 2001 short film presented last Sunday

Director of India’s Deendayal Research Institute Nandita Pathak told a crowd in Lowell Library yesterday that integral humanism—which emphasizes the

I’d love to rip apart English professor James Wood’s distilled volume of literary wisdom with a series of detached, postmodern,

Dorothy’s red heels click incessantly on the screen. They close and open again and again but Dorothy doesn’t budge. But