The staircase at the corner of West 65th Street isn’t going to get any shorter or less steep either, but it will soon splay out and turn as it lands, making it look slightly less fearsome.

For more than two years, Walter Frankenstein and his small family were among the estimated 6,500 human U-boats in Berlin — Jews trying to elude Nazis by figuratively hiding like submarines.

Inside Walter Library, students are frantically searching Lumina and rifling through the microfiches. “Aaah, the madness of finals week,” you think as you approach the check-out counter in the main ...

This staircase fills an atrium space created when an addition was placed at the rear of a townhouse in the northeast of Brussels, connecting the home both vertically and horizontally.

MORENCI — Letterpress printer, artist and author Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. of Detroit will speak at 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 6, at Morenci’s Stair District Library when he visits as part of the Library ...

The Charleston County Public Library in partnership with the International African American Museum Center For Family History will host Dr. Walter B. Curry Jr. for live interactive conversations of his ...

The South Carolina State Library African American Genealogy Series will host local author Dr. Walter Curry Jr., who will present on "Writing Family History: The Narrative Inquiry Approach." ...

A still from Staircase Studio AI’s debut feature, “The Woman with Red Hair.” The studio employs actors, directors and animators. It is using AI as a tool to augment — not replace — the ...

Annabelle Selldorf, who led the new Frick Collection expansion architecture team, elevates understatement to fine art. This is not only apparent in the work of her design practice, Selldorf Architects ...

The mystery writer reveals the treasured books in his personal library. “There was a period of time where all the books in the world could fit on this shelf,” Walter Mosley said. He was ...

Updated: Feb 19, 2025 / 08:44 PM EST HUBBARD, Ohio (WKBN) — Lily Walter often looks for books at the Hubbard Public Library. She got her first library card at age 4. Today, she’s 104.

The Dr. Walter L. Smith Library & Museum, named after the former Florida A&M University president and pillar of education, received extensive damage from Hurricane Milton.