Josh Billings said, “A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.” Here are two poets who clearly love dogs back.

To bring light to a holiday season in dark times, after we’ve done everything that we could do, all we have left is defiant joy and celebrations of love: self love, romantic love, love of friends and family, love of community, and love of the arts and nature.

Created and choreographed by Shany Dagan, "3rd Gen" tells the stories of her own Holocaust survivor grandparents.

Terms like “detention center” are not neutral—they are bureaucratic euphemisms that soften harsh realities. Journalists routinely reject government-preferred language when accuracy demands it. This is such a moment.

Two of the most admired piano trios in the repertoire—one intense and biting, the other expansive and lyrical—anchor Sunday’s chamber music program at Saint James Place.

Why does it take the suffering of innocent little girls to wake people up to inhumanity?

The Selectboard will discuss potential revisions to the 2017 policy with Multicultural BRIDGE CEO Gwendolyn VanSant and Interim Police Chief Adam Carlotto as state legislators advance the PROTECT Act to regulate immigration enforcement.

By smuggling big ideas in between laughs, these movies show how even the silliest stories can reshape how we see the world.

Known for his numerous character portrayals in television, theater, and film, award-winning actor Scott Cohen‘s credits include “The Mambo Kings,” “Kissing Jessica Stein,” and his television work on “Gilmore Girls,” “The 10th Kingdom,” “The Americans,” and “The Penguin.”