With its mix of textural finishes and carefully curated furnishings, this modernist home is a refreshing retreat ...

Living, learning, working, playing; everything we do happens in a space. Our courses in architecture, industrial design, and interior design will enable you to reinvent the spaces we live in.

The El Paso Holocaust Museum was founded in 1984 by Henry Kellen, a Holocaust survivor who wanted to share his experiences with the community. What began as a small display tucked into the city's ...

The Museum is open to the public Wednesday through Saturday 9AM-4PM*. Individual visitors are welcome for self-guided visits on Wednesday through Saturday. ALL GROUPS must complete online reservation ...

will be played … that’s a message that I wanted to bring to the Dallas community.” It was the first time that eight of more than 100 Holocaust-era instruments restored by the “Violins of ...

The University of Waterloo School of Architecture is a leader in design education and research. Offering a fully cooperative professional program, Waterloo Architecture is the only Canadian school of ...

Pages already taken down include an article about the experience of Holocaust survivor Kitty Saks, who later immigrated to the U.S., and an Air Force Academy cadet majoring in history describing ...

The National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington will open to the public on Tuesday. The museum is filled with thousands of artifacts, including some actual medals, a Huey helicopter, and special ...

A big patriotic celebration this weekend will kick off the grand opening of an Arlington museum. The museum highlights our nation's heroes and their sacrifices. Posted March 19, 2025 8:25am CDT ...

Cami Kottke, left, is project manager for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum exhibit on display until April 26 at MSU’s Memorial Library, assisted by intern Olivia Johnson, right.

“As somebody who led the building of a Holocaust Museum, whose family survived the pogroms in Ukraine by escaping to the United States.” has been a common refrain in most of his public remark ...