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A Missoula theater company is producing a new award-winning play, "Galatea," by a Bay Area playwright at the ZACC Show Room ...

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If you’ve spent any time at UC Davis, you know the Egghead sculptures that dot our campus. Whether they’re gazing at the ...

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Butler Community College “Somewhere Else” runs through December 8 Wichita’s Bob Burdette is the newest featured artist at ...

Why have one review when you can have three? Here, Jenny Wu assesses Art and Science Collide as an Expo for a history of technology and cultural exchange ...

As the days shorten to shadows of their former selves, a reader’s mind turns to things that lurk in the darkness. “Revelations in Black” has plenty. This is a collection for the horror ...

I could see someone reading this and thinking, ‘Machines are getting better and better at quantitative tasks.’ There are AI ...

Geologic mapping has been one of the most fundamental mandates of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) since its establishment ...