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Inspired by the presidential election, there are exhibitions, forums and voter registrations. This article is part of the Fine Arts & Exhibits special section on the art world stretching boundaries [...]

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History is rolling out two new exhibition halls and making its scientists more accessible. And don't forget the dinosaurs. This article is part of our [...]

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History is rolling out two new exhibition halls and making its scientists more accessible. And don’t forget the dinosaurs. This article is part of our [...]

Art institutions are moving away from residency programs that support artists in seclusion, and toward those that engage with their communities. This article is part of our Museums special section [...]

Art institutions are moving away from residency programs that support artists in seclusion, and toward those that engage with their communities. This article is part of our https://www.nytimes.com/spotlight/museums-special-section about how [...]

In growing urban areas like Austin, Texas; Denver; and Raleigh, N.C., regional museums are rolling out the welcome mat. This article is part of our latest special section on Museums, [...]

Dog trainers are turning to video sessions to work with pets and their owners. This article is part of our Business Transformation special report, about how the pandemic has changed [...]

From on-demand video libraries to rooftop classes, the pandemic broadened how boutique workout spots operate. This article is part of Owning the Future , a series on how small businesses [...]

Social medicine programs, which often encourage patients to engage with other people, can help address dementia, isolation and more. This article is part of our new series on the Future [...]

As more people strive to stay active on aging frames, robots and other technologies are likely to play a wider role in helping surgeons replace joints. This article is part [...]

Byline: John Hanc What to do with a business that involves close physical contact with clients? Innovate and, if you're lucky, grow - but at a distance. This article is [...]

Despite some opposition, the Cameron Art Museum in Wilmington, N.C., is as committed to the Civil War as it is to exhibiting Modernist prints and paintings. This article is part [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDTORONTO -- Sequoia Miller, chief curator at the Gardiner Museum, has it all planned. On a warm August morning, the piece that he intended to display in the lobby [...]

Higher education is different from business, and the essence of the school being acquired must be taken into account. Think of it as an arranged marriage. That's the analogy used [...]

Gary Bass was 17 when he joined the Marines. ''I really wanted to get out of my small town, and make a difference in the world,'' he said. Mr. Bass, [...]

As president of the board of the nonprofit that oversees one of the most prestigious ultradistance races in the country, John Medinger has had to deal with many concerns: sponsors, [...]

OYSTER BAY, N.Y. -- Raynham Hall, a historic house museum a few blocks from the bay that gives this hamlet on Long Island's North Shore its name, has long been [...]

It wasn't planned. The path that led Candice Retas from an interest in studying music and the arts to a career in nursing was one that just unfolded. ''I definitely [...]