A pair of adorably inept playwrights perform a backer’s audition for their new, hilariously ill-advised production. It’s a ...

Two sets of sacred documents — the Gutenburg Bible and the Spring and Autumn Annals of Confucius — chronicle two religious traditions separated by cultures and entire continents. We might not know of ...

MAINZ, Germany — His hometown calls him "the Man of the Millennium." The technology he invented changed the world, our tour guide says. Can't say I disagree with those glowing tributes. After all, it ...

The Gutenberg printing press was invented in 1440 by Johannes Gutenberg in Europe. A fun stat about the printing press and Elon Musk shows just how much money the Tesla CEO has. China’s new tariffs ...

A few weeks ago, I got the chance to see "Gutenberg! The Musical" at the James Earl Jones Theatre in New York. Tonight, the show officially opens on Broadway, and I have some thoughts. If you're ...

Roman C. Ugarte ’24 is an Applied Math in Economics concentrator in Eliot House. K. Oskar Schulz ’22 is currently on leave founding a startup in New York City. Their column, “Under-indexed,” runs on ...

MISSOULA, Mont. — The University of Montana Western is inviting the community to its presentation of"Gutenberg! The Musical!" to be held from August 22-31, 2024. The two-man show is a hilariousmusical ...

From ancient stone tools to early life-changing, read about the innovations that shaped human history and progress.

Most scholars cite the invention of paper as occurring in AD 105 when an eunuch in the Han court named Cai Lun created a papermaking process that was reported to the Chinese Emperor by Ts’ai Lun, an ...

The two exclamation points in the title are a super-spoiler for “Gutenberg! The Musical!,” a ticklishly funny but, well, paper-thin show about two theater-smitten fellows determined to put on a big ...

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