Arts & Humanities

Pat Boone '58GS talks about his music career

As a professor at Rutgers, champion debater William Neal Brown '50SW would face his most daunting opponent — Malcolm X

Irene Taylor Brodsky '97JRN made an award-winning documentary about her deaf parents. Now, as a mother, she is gaining a new understanding of the subject

In the bowels of Philosophy Hall, a shocking sound

A former student recalls Jacques Barzun's clarity of mind and pen

Photographer Al Mercado lost a lot of pictures, but those he saved are gems

Jack Kerouac's On the Road turns 50

Against the tide, the kids in Joe Youcha's workshop are carving out their futures

Edward Mendelson on W. H. Auden

Alice Neel made art on her own terms; but as a new film by her grandson Andrew Neel '01CC suggests, her family paid a price

As part of the architecture school’s 125th anniversary, graduate students created two structures in Low Library to demonstrate a novel building approach