As technology advances and tracing artifacts to their home countries becomes easier, curators and governments alike are forced to determine who really owns the past.
Reclaiming the Past: The Problem with Provenance
Inside the Electoral College: A Fight for the People’s Voice
In the new technological era of shared information, American citizens are better educated on our country’s issues than ever before. But are our voices truly being represented within the Electoral College?
The Push Against Weapons Money in Museums
Do artists have a responsibility to cleanse our cultural institutions of arms dealers?
The War Symphonies: How Dmitri Shostakovich went from Victim to Savior of Soviet Russia
Persecuted by Stalin and labeled an enemy of the people, one composer triumphed against the odds in producing some of the most important music of the 20th century.
Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen: The 2020 Democratic Primary
With a field of candidates larger than any in recent history, the Democratic 2020 primary presents unforeseen challenges to party unity before a critical election.
The Texas Orator 