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Byline: Joshua Mendelsohn In 1969, the National Basketball Association was a relatively young professional basketball league fighting to establish itself. It was generating buzz. But the league was facing economic [...]

Byline: Meredith Mendelsohn A new show of marine invertebrates, modeled in Germany nearly 150 years ago, helps tell a story about the Connecticut coast today. An enterprising father and son [...]

A new show of marine invertebrates, modeled in Germany nearly 150 years ago, helps tell a story about the Connecticut coast today. An enterprising father and son in Dresden, Germany, [...]

In historic mansions where Sargent and Boldini reigned, a new generation of portraitists unites against the Old Guard for a summer show. NEWPORT, R.I. -- When visitors tour Stanford White's [...]

Colby College has acquired two islands off Maine that inspired the first family of American art, and will show newly discovered works that Andrew Wyeth drew in secret. Nestled in [...]

Byline: Meredith Mendelsohn Shining a spotlight on a painter and illustrator at the nexus of folk art and Modernism. She appeared everywhere, from W.P.A. murals to Life magazine. Then she [...]

Shining a spotlight on a painter and illustrator at the nexus of folk art and Modernism. She appeared everywhere, from W.P.A. murals to Life magazine. Then she disappeared. Shipped off [...]

Byline: Jennifer Mendelsohn Last fall, I was part of a family reunion almost 80 years in the making. In the aftermath of World War II, a Jewish toddler was rescued [...]

Byline: Meredith Mendelsohn HUDSON, N.Y. - Earlier this year, an ailing 140-year-old hemlock tree died at Olana State Historic Site, the idyllic former estate of Frederic Edwin Church, a leading [...]

HUDSON, N.Y. -- Earlier this year, an ailing 140-year-old hemlock tree died at Olana State Historic Site, the idyllic former estate of Frederic Edwin Church, a leading figure of the [...]

Byline: Matt Mendelsohn In the wee hours of election night a dozen years ago, I took a photograph that probably ranks among the least exciting pictures I've made in my [...]

Exalted as a martyr to the cause of women's suffrage, Inez Milholland later fell largely from view. But Jeanine Michna-Bales, a history-obsessed artist, is determined to change that. In October [...]

We previously wrote that 'Winds of Change' were sweeping across Europe, with both the European Union and its individual Member States, tightening their rules on foreign direct investment ('FDI') with [...]

The gallery helped build an American market for artists like Käthe Kollwitz and Egon Schiele. It is winding down business and transitioning to a nonprofit foundation by the end of [...]

PALENVILLE, N.Y. -- Sometime last summer, a rectangular tent appeared in the woods off a trail in the Catskills. Sheathed in plastic and cordoned off with yellow caution tape, it [...]

Byline: NOA MENDELSOHN AVIVDirector of the equality program at the Canadian Civil Liberties Association T here was a time when an unconstitutional government policy was not something lamented then simply [...]

In March of 1985, the photographer Robert Frank arrived with a paper sack at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston to use Polaroid's 20-by-24-inch camera. It [...]

Byline: Sarah Mendelsohn Shortly after his ordination in 1959, Fr. Neil McLaughlin, S.J., sexually abused two minors, including his niece, according to accusations deemed credible by the Maryland Province of [...]

As 25 participants filed into the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda Thursday night to enact the artist Shaun Leonardo's newest work, called ''Primitive Games,'' it was anyone's guess whether their gleaming white [...]

We agreed to meet for lunch at an old wood-paneled diner on Flushing Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn. When I arrived, the artist Eduardo Navarro was already seated at a Formica-clad [...]

Byline: MEREDITH MENDELSOHN We agreed to meet for lunch at an old wood-paneled diner on Flushing Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn. When I arrived, the artist Eduardo Navarro was already seated [...]

On a recent wintry morning, the multimedia artist Derrick Adams was sitting in his cozy basement studio in Brooklyn talking about distant cities and faraway times. ''It's like reading a [...]

RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -- The state fair, that familiar ritual of the late summer and early fall, looms large in the catalog of what makes America American: agrarian industriousness meeting the [...]

Byline: Sarah Mendelsohn Justin Poole, deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, spoke at the Kalaris conference on national security on Sept. 27. He spoke with The Hoya about technology's [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn Sam Rosenthal sarosenthal@ursinus.edu Ursinus College hosted the funeral for legendary wrestling coach Bill Racich on Saturday, Sept. 29. Racich changed lives at Ursinus for nearly 40 years. [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn Reagan Ketchum reketchum@ursinus.edu Marqus Hunter was tabbed to become the new Associate Athletic Director for Ursinus College this Summer. Hunter spent the last three years working at [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn Sam Rosenthal sarosenthal@ursinus.edu I studied abroad last semester in Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, where the most famous athlete is probably the hockey legend [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn Sam Rosenthal sarosenthal@ursinus.edu The Ursinus College women's volleyball team fought a hard battle on Saturday, Sept. 15 in their match-up against the powerhouse Johns Hopkins squad. Ursinus [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn David Mendelsohn damendelsohn@ursinus.edu Legendary Ursinus College wrestling coach Bill Racich passed away suddenly on Friday, Sept. 21. Racich took over as head coach in 1980, and lead [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn Gabriela Howell gahowell@ursinus.edu Former Division I gymnast Kim Parsons Valenti has taken on the role of head coach of the Ursinus College women's gymnastics team for the [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn David Mendelsohn and Sam Rosenthal damendelsohn@ursinus.edu; sarosenthal@ursinus.edu The Ursinus College Football team is following in the footsteps of last year's team by remaining undefeated after their first [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn Sam Rosenthal sarosenthal@ursinus.edu The Ursinus College Field Hockey team is among the most decorated programs in Ursinus Athletics. The team has won five of the last eight [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn Gabriela Howell gahowell@ursinus.edu There are 193 first-year student athletes at Ursinus College this fall. Of those 193, there are 46 in the football program. There could be [...]

Byline: Sarah Mendelsohn GUPD Lt. Charles Rathell, who dedicated his life to public service, died at 43 this week. Lt. Charles Rathell, who served as an officer in the Georgetown [...]

Byline: Sarah Mendelsohn KUNA MALIK HAMAD / FOR THE HOYA The Maria & Alberto de la Cruz Art Gallery's first exhibit will showcase the art of Choctaw-Cherokee Native American artist [...]

Byline: Sarah Mendelsohn GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF POLITICS AND PUBLIC SERVICE Georgetown University Institute of Politics and Public Service selected new fellows for the fall 2018 semester: Erin Conaton (SFS [...]

Byline: Sarah Mendelsohn Using technology, recent graduates can work to forge a more equitable society, Ursula Burns, former chairman and CEO of Xerox, a business that provides print and digital [...]

Byline: Sarah Mendelsohn Miriam Zoila Perez spoke about how the diversity of stories covered can reflect the diversity of journalists reporting on them. Increasing diversity in news media can transform [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn Julie Krasutsky jukrasutsky@ursinus.edu Kitty Dawson, a 2015 graduate of Ursinus, was hired as an assistant women's lacrosse coach prior to this season. While at Ursinus, Dawson was [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn David Mendelsohn damendelsohn@ursinus.edu This week is the semester's final issue of The Grizzly. The following is a final update on where Ursinus College's spring sports teams stand [...]

Byline: Sarah Mendelsohn Georgetown Israel Alliance's inaugural Israel Peace Week began on April 13, consisting of five events aimed at fostering meaningful conversations about a peaceful solution to the Israeli-Palestinian [...]

Byline: Sarah Mendelsohn Government majors Amanda Scott (COL '19) and Shakera Vaughan (COL '19) were each awarded $30,000 by the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation for their government-related extracurricular activities [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn David Mendelsohn damendelsohn@ursinus.edu Major League Baseball has instituted new pace-of-play regulations in order to make the game more enticing to watch. Since the new commissioner, Rob Manfred, [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn Taylor Schaeffer taschaeffer@ursinus.edu Both the men's and women's golf teams are heating up as they both finished 1st overall all in their most recent tournaments. This past [...]

Byline: Sarah Mendelsohn An Israeli flag and a Palestinian flag, both hung in Red Square as part of pro-Palestine group Students for Justice in Palestine's Israel Apartheid Week, were removed [...]

Byline: Alex Mendelsohn Apr 10, 2018 * - Tufts faculty joins conversation on gun violence, administration must be next Apr 9, 2018 * - Editorial: Support the unionization of dining [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn Gabriela Howell gahowell@ursinus.edu The Ursinus College men's and women's track and field teams have kicked off their outdoor season with solid performances at their home invitational on [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn Taylor Schaeffer taschaeffer@ursinus.edu Despite facing a rough patch early on in the season, the men's lacrosse team remains resilient and confident, with a 1-8 record. For the [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn This story is part of a satire issue for the week of April Fools. Taylor Schaeffer taschaeffer@ursinus.edu Badminton season heats up as the intramural season reaches its [...]

Byline: Dave Mendelsohn David Mendelsohn damendelsohn@ursinus.edu The following post contains quotes that are used strictly for the purposes of satire. The quotes used in the following post do not necessarily [...]