The book, commissioned by the museum, focuses on what the art world lost in the 1990 theft.

Historian Steve Fraser uses iconic events, documents and images from American history as his raw material for six essays on why class matters.

Many non-traditional students have persevered through intense hardships – including immigration, homelessness, violence and financial pressures – to get to college.

The participation of state historian Earle Shettleworth Jr. brings credibility to this photo-centric accounting.

The launch of ‘This Time Might Be Different’ will also celebrate Ford’s life.

In “Picasso and the Painting That Shocked the World,” by Miles J. Unger, explores the origins of the artist’s revolutionary painting of prostitutes that is credited with launching cubism.