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Eric Carle Museum Staff Move Toward Union Election

Eric Carle Museum Staff Move Toward Union Election

Staff at the Eric Carle Museum announced on Instagram that they are organizing a union and have filed for an election with the National Labor Relations Board. The move follows allegations of understaffing, poor workplace conditions, and limited advancement at the Amherst
August 6, 2026
Trump Border Plan Puts 6,000-Year-Old Cave Art at Risk

Trump Border Plan Puts 6,000-Year-Old Cave Art at Risk

Hundreds of archaeological sites in Texas’s Big Bend region, including 6,000-year-old cave paintings, are at risk from the Trump administration’s planned border wall expansion. Officials have exempted the project from key preservation laws, even as experts warn the route could cause major
August 6, 2026
Van Gogh and Paris: The City That Shaped an Artist

Van Gogh and Paris: The City That Shaped an Artist

Miles J. Unger’s account traces Vincent van Gogh’s complicated relationship with Paris, a city that first left him unmoved and later became central to his artistic vision. As his conflicts with family and Theo deepened, Paris emerged as both a refuge and
August 3, 2026
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