THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR: The latest issue features ‘PHI BETA KAPPA AT 250’…
In 1875, the debate over whether to induct women into Phi Beta Kappa exposed a crack in the foundation of Western education By Augustine Sedgewick
Meditations on Phi Beta Kappa and the futures we imagine By Esther L. Jones
Our future depends on how successfully we fuse the liberal arts and technology By Frederick M. Lawrence and Alfred Spector
How Phi Beta Kappa shaped one poet’s beginnings By Sandra Beasley
ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS MAGAZINE: The latest issue features Anna Thomasson dives in to the art of the French Riviera, and Jennifer Higgie explores the enduring appeal of Richard Dadd. Plus a visit to the home of Ishbel Myerscough RA, Sunil Gupta on a life documenting queer communities, Adrian Searle on Sophie Calle and Philippa Perry on the role art plays in her life.
A history of British Folklore in art
We asked artist and folklore fanatic Ben Edge to give us a crash course in British folk art. By Ben Edge
Start Here: 5 things to know about Richard Dadd
Richard Dadd was a Victorian artist whose elaborate worlds radiate with imaginative power. Here are five things to know about Dadd’s life and art.
The John Madejski Fine Rooms
16 December 2025 – 29 January 2027 – Burlington House
Discover the historic Fine Rooms at the heart of Burlington House and see treasures from the RA Collection spanning more than 300 years.
News, Views and Reviews For The Intellectually Curious
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