By Staff Writer What does it take to keep the world safe, and what happens when the things we do in the name of security begin to threaten the very freedoms and values we are trying to protec Those are among the questions historian and national security expert Karen Joy Greenberg will explore when she opens i³’s 2026–27 season on Tuesday, October 13 with "Reimagining the Global Order: Peace and Security in the 21st Century". In speaking with Greenberg, one thing becomes immed

By Staff Writer Since 1990, Carlos Araya Vargas has lived and worked between Chile and France. This dual belonging is central to his painting, built from memory, territory and displacement — physical and emotional — linking urban experience to social transformation. Artist, professor and art therapist in psychiatry, Araya has worked from Santiago and Paris to remote territories, where painting meets lived experience.For eight years he has developed a series on Aleppo: over th

By Felecia Ford What I’ve noticed about Jack Joshua on stage is that he is humble, incredibly present, and an absolute master on bass! He is the musical director and bass player for his Grammy Award-winning wife, singer Lauren Mitchell, whom we featured in last month’s Music Spotlight. After getting to know Lauren and her story, it only seemed right to turn the spotlight toward the man beside her onstage and in life. This month, we get to know Jack Joshua up close and persona