Lauren RubensteinWesleyan President Michael S. Roth reviews a new memoir by renowned filmmaker Claude Lanzmann
David PesciStudents worked with local providers and Bon Appetit to expand the quality and quantity of choices
“No actress ever had a more difficult job in getting critics to accept her onscreen," Basinger says
The lavish book explores the great artist's sketches, poems, doodles, and other paper "works"
Wesleyan's gamelan ensemble helps west meet east in review of Harrison's works
Philosophy chair raises concerns over use of chimpanzees for medical experiments
Historically-based feature films can inspire, but audiences beware: these are not documentaries
A candid memoir of phobias, autism and separated twins hits all the right notes
Federal races had most negative ads in decades, but researchers say this isn't necessarily a bad thing
Mismanagement has steered aid to foreign companies, NGOs instead of helping Haitian help themselves
Andrew Robinson's book "Sudden Genius?" looks at breakthroughs in the arts and sciences
This epic account of the fur trade in the Americas is an enjoyable, complex study of this industry