An ancient tooth in a crystal vessel inside a gilded silver frame at the Art Institute of Chicago was long thought to belong to John the Baptist, a contemporary of Jesus. But testing ruled that out.

Among the flurry of executive orders signed by the new US president Donald Trump on the ... DC’s National Gallery of Art (NGA) have closed their diversity offices. The NGA made its decision ...

Rochester, N.Y. — A new era of leadership will soon begin at the Rochester Institute of Technology. William Sanders has been named RIT's 11th president. He hails from Carnegie Mellon University ...

Political and communications expert Robert Traynham will now lead the Faith and Politics Institute as President and CEO. Meta’s former global spokesperson, Robert Traynham, will now serve as the ...

Having acted as the Pittsburgh Steelers’ president since 2003, Art Rooney II has overseen a pair of Super Bowl titles, continuing his family’s legacy in running the franchise. He doesn’t ...

Eric Scigliano, the long-form Seattle journalist known for award-winning ... Scigliano came to journalism by way of art. After studying and opening a commercial art studio in Santa Fe, N.M ...

Marqu – or Margru – was one of the three young girls who were aboard the Amistad. In her portrait, she gently smiles – a glint of a personality that’s persevered despite the trauma of the voyage and ...

Making art served many purposes. Mansoor Adayfi, a former Guantánamo Bay detainee and author of “ Don’t Forget Us Here: Lost and Found at Guantanamo ,” wrote in his contribution to the book on al-Alwi ...

The French President Emmanuel Macron paid a visit to Leonardo’s Mona Lisa on Tuesday (28 January) to announce a “new renaissance” of the Musée du Louvre, after its director Laurence des ...

Despite speculation that T.J. Watt could be on the trade block, Pittsburgh Steelers president Art Rooney II said the team has no intentions of trading the six-time All-Pro outside linebacker.

Earlier Thursday, Channel 11′s Jenna Harner sat down one-on-one with Steelers President Art Rooney II to learn how he plans to address some of those question marks on offense.