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A growing community of researchers are approaching near-death experiences from an academic standpoint.

William Davies King has been collecting cereal boxes for 40 years. A new art piece will make them all disappear.

TB 9 is just a building, but it has nurtured artists at UC Davis and birthed an art movement.

A new course provides an in-depth look at the world of Disney — from a professor who has taken more than 600 spins on the Matterhorn.

How employees spend their leisure time predicts their feelings and behavior the next day, a new study finds.

D’Vonte Johnson is ready to turn auteur, thanks to a student-designed camera rig compatible with cerebral palsy.