How Academy Award nominee Bradford Young found his way as a black filmmaker.

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The fourth-year undergrad leverages social media to shake up the fashion status quo.

Dig if you will, a picture: the chance to study the legendary musician as a subject of academic research.

Thousands of years after its first performance, Sophocles’ ‘Ajax’ remains a source of catharsis, the UCSF community finds.

A unique correspondence course brings study of the humanities to incarcerated adults.

A new book reveals the extraordinary history of famous conjoined twins Chang and Eng Bunker.

Hannah Wolfe wants to make us more comfortable with the robots that are increasingly part of our lives.

A remarkable hike sent Doug Harnsberger on a quest to make the shelter become a National Historic Landmark.

From student coffeehouse cook to masterly ‘cheftestant’, Joe Sasto is a rising star.

A Hollywood myth says movies with racial diversity don't make money; this year's report tells a much different story.