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The threat of library staff layoffs, absent details, leads to consternation and protests.

An aerial view of the Fogg art Museum reconstruction.

The Arnold Arboretum’s “Lilac Sunday” tradition

Alumni returning to Cambridge this spring will find the Fogg expansion looming large.

New art-museum schedule reflects complex construction, reinstallation

In a video interview, Yukio Lippit explains the beauty of Japanese paintings displayed in the Cherry Blossom Festival centennial exhibit.

A medieval manuscript illuminates monthly guides to diet and health.

Masterworks of Japanese painting on display for the Cherry Blossom Festival’s centennial

The administration says reorganizations, and staff reductions, will support better user experiences and a stronger system.

Library leaders tell staff that restructuring will require smaller workforce.

Miniature manuscript books by Charlotte Brontë

Is this a dagger which I see before me…? Not primarily.

An exhibition at the Sackler reveals the connections among Renaissance art, invention, and the evolution of science.

Photographs of early modern printed-paper sundials

Jan Sadeler’s engravings of The Seven Liberal Arts