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Byline: Amy Wei 'If you're Irish and you come here and say that you're Irish, nobody cares.' This was a response from a street interview in Ireland conducted by Chalk&CheeseTravels, [...]

Maeve Bauer, Contributing Writer Ghailah Nyeanchi, Contributing Writer Agecroft Hall & Gardens will host its 'Yuletides at Agecroft: Christmas Open House' event on Sunday, Dec. 8 to celebrate Christmas in [...]

By Victor Dixon, Editor-in-Chief Construction on Sacred Heart's windows has been ongoing for the past several weeks and is estimated to be complete before next semester. The Sacred Heart Revitalization [...]

Byline: Nina LaserLauren Smith On paper, WashU adheres to the guidelines set by the Americans with Disabilities Act . Still, students with disabilities say they need the University to do [...]

Roofing installations and repairs to all the exterior wood components are mainly moving according to plan with the Bidwell Mansion Restoration Project. The Bidwell Mansion is closed to the public [...]

Byline: Lucy Roseman, Correspondent After the American Revolution, the area where Raleigh is now located was chosen as the future site of the state capital. With Fayetteville Street as the [...]

The marquee at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater is pictured, advertising the 'Live from Bloomington' album release Nov. 1, 2024, in Bloomington. The historic theater hosted seven performances by local musicians who [...]

Byline: Abi Falin Horspool Local and global filmmakers alike showcased films at the first Dark Cinema film festival in Tooele, Utah on Saturday, Oct. 5. Founded by Connor England and [...]

Byline: Grace Myatt Tallahassee is known for its vibrant college life and historical significance, but lurking beneath its charming exterior are tales that send shivers down your spine. With stories [...]

Byline: Devon Jane Schweizer Unison Arts moved into a historical house on Paradies Lane and has renovated the garage into a usable studio space. Photo courtesy of Devon Jane Schweizer. [...]

While many ACHA teams are weeks into their 2024-25 seasons, both ACHA Division I and Division II Ohio hockey teams are just getting started. This is because there is no [...]

Byline: Sarah Davis The Visual Arts Center had a celebratory reception in the historic building on Saturday, Sept. 14 from 5-8 p.m. The event had food, auctions... View All The [...]

Byline: Olivia Turner By Olivia Turner | Arts & Life Editor This week's list of what to do in Waco is a little less musical and a little more mysterious. [...]

Byline: Jordan Ooten The Visual Arts Center had a celebratory reception in the historic building on Saturday, Sept. 14 from 5-8 p.m. The event had food, auctions... View All The [...]

Gardener Dan Bull works from a cherry picker to trim yew trees at Powis Castle in Welshpool, Wales. (Joseph Walshe via SWNS) By Ed Chatterton via SWNS A brave gardener [...]

By Victor Dixon, Editor-in-Chief Newman's administration is working on a plan to revive the heart of campus. The full Sacred Heart Revitalization Project will be done in three phases over [...]

Byline: Bailey Brantingham Feature photo by Matthew Olson Story by Matthew Olson The historic Oaklands Mansion hosted their inaugural Fall Craft Fair Saturday, drawing DIYers out from all corners of [...]

Byline: Anna Westbrook Established in 1788, the city of Meadville has no shortage of old, historic buildings. But, with climate change driving increased flooding risk and a greater number of [...]

Byline: Josh Siatkowski By Josh Siatkowski | Staff Writer After $57.5 million of renovations and a year of construction, Honors students have moved back into the historic Alexander and Memorial [...]

Byline: Jacob Lujan The Athletics department. The first professors. The first faculty and staff. The Spanish architecture. The Daily Toreador. The Goin' Band from Raiderland. The late first president Paul [...]

Byline: Erika Pernis A Dallas-based realty company is continuing its efforts to revitalize the East 6th Street neighborhood in downtown Austin. Stream Realty Partners announced plans to redevelop the neighborhood [...]

The Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeal rejected Harvard Chabad's plans to dramatically expand its headquarters at a hearing last month, following vocal opposition from some of the campus Jewish group's [...]

Students living in Greek houses on University of the Pacific's Stockton Campus will see improvements to the historic buildings when they return to school in the fall. Renovations are taking [...]

Byline: Dorothy France-Miller Since 2021, Ovid County's Friends of the Three Bears has organized a concert series to showcase local musicians and provide free community access to the arts. Scheduled [...]

Berkeley City Council unanimously approved the demolition of Kittredge Street's 110-year-old California Theatre, a historic landmark site, and the construction of an 18-story mixed-use apartment and commercial theater space in [...]

Byline: Dylan Eubank The city of Provo has been working to preserve local historical buildings with the help of city codes, guided tours and community support. Members of The Church [...]

A brief history and guide to some of the historical landmarks along the U.S.'s westernmost highway By SAVANNAH BURGER -- arts@theaggie.org Stretching 656 miles and connecting the coastal redwoods of [...]

Byline: Dylan Eubank The Cougar Pride Center held its fourth annual pride march in downtown Provo on Saturday, April 27. The march began at the Historic Courthouse and ended at [...]

Ribbon Cutting to Be Held at 3:30 Friday, May 3 The Dickinson community is invited to celebrate the grand opening of the John M. Paz '78 Alumni & Family Center [...]

The Texas Antiquities Advisory Board recommended the Texas Historical Commission grant landmark status to the University Junior High building in an April 3 meeting. The recommendation, which delays the University's [...]

Byline: Rory Dulock By Rory Dulock | Staff Writer An old church sits on the corner of Second Street and Clay Avenue in downtown Waco. What was formerly known as [...]

Byline: Matthew Schaffer Community members will have the opportunity to explore Huntington's rich history and the people who built it on Friday, April 19, as the Black Huntington History Trolley [...]

content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-no-cap'> Iowa City City Council unanimously approved first considerations on Tuesday to make the Pagliai's Pizza building a historic landmark. The building's owner has contested the decision because he [...]

By Arnaav Anand Apr 4, 2024 11:36 am ø Updated Apr 4, 2024 11:36 am As IU gears up to view the 2024 total solar eclipse, let's flip the pages [...]

content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-no-cap'> Members of the public packed the Iowa City City Council chambers Tuesday night, adorning red stickers symbolizing their desire to make the Pagliai's Pizza building a historic landmark, [...]

Byline: Alice Gubler The Provo Utah Temple's last active day was Friday, March 1, before a demolition and complete redesign. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will go [...]

content'class='sno-story-body-content sno-no-cap'> The Iowa City City Council will vote on Tuesday for its first consideration to designate the Pagliai's Pizza building as a historic landmark, which goes against the wishes [...]

Byline: Allen Hale Last Thursday, I attended a screening of 'The Seventh Seal' for PHIL 294: 'Film & Philosophy: Ingmar Bergman' at the historic Bardavon Opera House in downtown Poughkeepsie. [...]

Byline: Alex Catmull Native American petrogyphs in Tuba City, Arizona. The Exploring Hopi and Diné Nations May Term trip gives Westminster College students the opportunity to learn and immerse themselves [...]

Byline: Bryan Jimenez The Fullerton Police Department will see renovations to their facilities amid safety concerns and to modernize a historic building that has been in need of repairs for [...]

Byline: Dylan Barbee & Logan Gee People walk up and down the streets of Columbia every day -- from getting a bite at Shakespeare's to seeing a film at Ragtag [...]

Byline: Mitch Wilson On Friday, March 1, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., Missouri Western State University's Center for Service staff in collaboration with the Young Women's Youth Association, as [...]

Byline: Michelle Zhang (Kaya Savelson Çó The Student Life) This week's article takes us deeper into the Claremont Village by taking a stroll down First Street, where the road is [...]

content'> News Showcase Wright Hall turns 100 Navigate LeftNavigate Right On Saturday, Oct. 7, UNI will be hosting an open house at Wright Hall to celebrate the historic building's 100th [...]

Byline: Hannah Ivey Cedar Oaks, built in 1857. Photo by Antonella Rescigno. Set against a thicket of trees in a neighborhood near Oxford's Avent Park, the Cedar Oaks Mansion is [...]

Boston's City Council celebrated Black History Month this week by acknowledging and rewarding several Black-owned businesses with a certificate recognizing them as a Black-owned business in Boston. Before handing out [...]

The Louis Armstrong House Museum is an iconic cultural site that cultivates community through jazz culture and is located in the Corona neighborhood of Queens on 107th Street. For two [...]

By Zynab Al-Timimi The Outdoor Adventure Center is managed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and is located on Detroit's riverfront in the historic former Globe Building, where visitors [...]

Jason Richards, Columnist|March 23, 2018 History is a huge part of Case Western Reserve University. We dedicate a lot (of money, time and effort) to the upkeep of our historical [...]