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Let's face it: the world has gotten pretty strange. Mind you, some of that strangeness is a lot of fun, which is really no surprise. Culturally speaking,…

There really is a Santa Claus. If not, I don't want to hear it. What should St. Nick bring the music lover in your life? Here are some ideas. Mozart: Don…

Regardless of your feelings about so-called "classical crossover" music, it has a huge audience and, in my opinion, can serve a purpose beyond…

The inaugural flight for Columbus' start-up airline, Skybus, left for Burbank Tuesday morning and landed in California later in the afternoon. Before…

Itzhak Perlman grew up with an autocratic style of teaching. He termed it "fascist." His teacher told him what to do and he did it. You did not question…

The most successful polemical art succeeds first as art. Benjamin Britten proved that with his War Requiem. Robert Spano will make the case on Wednesday,…

The highly regarded period-instrument ensemble Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra has a new music director. Elisa Citterio has stepped into the position…

After two years of record violence in Columbus and upheaval in the pandemic, public safety and health officials will meet at a Trauma Care Conference to discuss ways of reducing the effects of trauma.

Natural disasters often leave thousands of people homeless. How to house these people is a problem yet to be convincingly solved. But that hasn't stopped some architects from trying.

Scientists say they've developed a SARS vaccine that can be ingested. The new plan involves modifying tomatoes (and tobacco) so that an inactive form of the SARS virus grows in the plant. When mice ate the tomatoes, they were protected against SARS.