Hello, fellow curious minds and food adventurers! Today we explore not into a bubbling cauldron of tomato sauce or a ...

FORT WAYNE - I am grateful these days for the time I can devote to reading. I have always loved to read, with eclectic tastes as to subject matter. Sometimes ...

Flanked by stone colonnades, wooden roof beams, and situated, in true Venetian style, on a bed of water – the Gaggiandre is a ...

Dante Alighieri display at the 2024 Memory Parlor, Conscience in Action A scene from the 2024 Memory Parlor titled Conscience in Action ...

Mark Franke, M.B.A., an adjunct scholar of the Indiana Policy Review and its book reviewer, is a former associate vice ...

These institutions, many of which were founded in the medieval era, not only helped shape higher education as we know it but continue to thrive in global rankings ...

News about Dante Alighieri, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.

In 1302, Dante Alighieri was exiled from Florence due to accusations of corruption. Banned from ever returning, he was forced to travel across Italy, relying on the hospitality of various courts ...

The Divine Comedy is one of the classics of world literature, and still taught in Italian schools to this day. This epic poem was finished in 1321, shortly before author Dante Alighieri's death ...

Today, March 25, is Dantedì, a day that some believe signifies the commencement of the extraordinary journey of the Supreme Poet, who embarked on this path midway through his life in the year 1300.

Dante Alighieri was born in Florence around 1265. His was an important family in the city, allied to the Guelphs, one of the two main political factions into which the city was divided, the other ...