Movie review: “Liberal Arts” has lessons in taking hold and letting go Josh Radnor, left, wrote and directed this movie in which he stars as an older, tentative partner for 19-year-old Zibby ...

As writer, director and star of Liberal Arts, Josh Radnor comes right up to the edge of the high-diving board, takes a mischievous look around, and then sheepishly climbs back down. That’s a ...

Liberal Arts: Sundance Film Review Josh Radnor's second feature film, a coming-of-age indie comedy, follows a 35-year-old who returns to college and falls for Elizabeth Olsen's sophomore theater ...

In Liberal Arts, his second feature film, actor-turned-writer/director Josh Radnor, best known to most of the world as Ted on the long-running sitcom How I Met Your Mother, takes on a squirm ...

Now an initiative is working to revive liberal arts as a key part of the college experience. Jeffrey Brown reports from Purdue University for our series, Rethinking College.

Best known for playing Ted on the hit sitcom How I Met Your Mother, with happythankyoumoreplease and now Liberal Arts, Josh Radnor is establishing himself as a thoughtful writer-director of ...

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What are the liberal arts and why should we have them? A literature scholar explains. “Liberal arts” really means education that is broad, and not strictly vocational, in that it gives you the ...

Although the advantages of liberal arts education is crystal clear, it has recently been subject to numerous attacks in U.S. higher education institutions. Michael Roth, historian who was trained with ...

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Liberal arts have come under pressure from higher education’s rapidly rising costs, but the very nature of this education leads to adaptable, flexible workers.

If a movie could be described as fidgeting — or better yet, autistically stammering, as Eisenberg portrayed Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network — then this one should be.