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No consensus, but lots of good questions at TC's Socratic Conversations series
He's one of the world's best known Latino artists, but Raphael Montaez Ortiz regards ethnocentricity as a trap
As CEO of Houghton Mifflin, Harold Miller tried to create a coherent whole, particularly in the area of K--12 textbooks
Three alumni of TC's Arts and Administration program are winners of a video contest held by Americans for the Arts, a leading nonprofit, in celebration of its 50th anniversary.
The Association committees have been in full gear providing enhanced and strategic resources and benefits for the entire alumni community
Rachel Moore navigated a career-ending injury to become Executive Director of the American Ballet Theatre
Nutritionist and best-selling author Ellie Krieger inspires people to make healthy choices
A small working group of faculty became students again as they pondered the implications of globalization
Looking at the concept that drives humankind forward has led scholars and students alike to study creativity
Seven experts preview a conversation on creativity they will hold at TC in spring 2011
Too often, technology in education is used simply to put study materials online or for narrow exercises in arriving at a pre-determined right answer.
Robbie McClintock was a humanist philosopher searching for a Nietzschean hammer. He found it in computers and the Web
TC security officer Dennis Chambers (Ed.D.,'10; M.A.,'02; M.A.,'99) helps young people take control of their lives
Can diagnosing students' misconceptions lead to personalized teaching?
The study of brains reveals how similar we all are and evokes our common humanity.
Vivian Ota Wang referees the national debate on the uses of the human genome.
Employers are starved for employees who can reason and argue based on evidence. Deanna Kuhn has developed a curriculum to teach those skills
In "retirement," Viola Vaughn has discovered her life's work: helping Senegal's girls keep the negative from sticking
To sell inner-city teens on science, Christopher Emdin is meeting them on their own cultural turf
From backing up Elvis to singing with Toscanini, a former Midwestern farm boy came to know the score
Music provides intangible benefits by engaging the imagination and communicating ideas and emotions that words cannot adequately express
Without Arthur Wesley Dow, imitative realism might have soured Georgia O'Keeffe on an artistic career
TC's Macy Gallery exerts a powerful influence on artists who show there--and on art education students at the College
In a new TC class, students help older New York City artists catalogue their work
Maxine Greene propounds an outlook of "wide-awakeness" to art and life that continues to inspire many at TC and elsewhere.
[It is our] "-'incompleteness that summons us to the tasks of knowledge and action-'putting an explanation into words, fighting a plague, seeking homes for the homeless, restructuring inhumane schools." Maxine Greene, Releasing the Imagination
President's Letter: TC's role is to serve society as a catalyst of human creativity.
