Xbox is dropping five studios and looking at a 20% reduction in staff as the company attempts to reset its business.
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- Arts education stands to lose about $311 million in student loans, according to a new federal 'earnings test' for higher education. The schools that fail the test might surprise you, including Harvard, Yale and Juilliard.
- The commissioner, who recently owned a pet food store, has no museum experience. The curator left the art world after an exhibit that was criticized for being racially insensitive. The artist? He’s actually based in Mexico. Welcome to the Trump admin's entry to the Art Olympics.
- The Commission of Fine Arts, which is filled with Mr. Trump’s appointees, is scheduled on Thursday to consider Mr. Trump’s plan to build a 250-foot arch on the other side of the Potomac River from the Lincoln Memorial. We report on its origins:
- Melissa on the move — in a shakeup, the Hirshhorn Museum's director will become the new director of the Guggenheim Museum in New York. What does that mean for the current director of the Guggenheim? Find out!
