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2008 Pulitzer Prizes Feeney wins Pulitzer Globe arts writer Mark Feeney was awarded a 2008 Pulitzer Prize for criticism. STORY Feeney wins Pulitzer Prize award Past Globe Pulitzer Prize awards Excerpts from Mark Feeney's critiques Pulitzer.org Other 2008 winners

The Education of Stephanie Umoh Follow this Boston Conservatory senior as she hones her skills, faces her fears, and tries to become one the few — the very few — to make it to Broadway.

2007 Fall Arts Preview What's happening this fall? Everything from Sondheim to Stevie Wonder. Check out these must-see events in music, arts, dance, and theater. Browse Fall arts events in Boston more New music coming out

Harry Potter -- The final chapter The final Harry Potter chapter closed on July 21 with the release of the seventh -- and final -- book in the popular Potter series: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." Find out how Boston readers prepared for the book's release, read the Globe's review, view photos, and more. Photos A look back at the first books

'The Sopranos' -- The end. It's official. It's all over. But what happened to Tony? Find that out, view photos of the major characters, read years worth of Globe critic Matthew Gilbert's coverage of the show, and more. A look back at 'The Sopranos': The main players 'Sopranos' has its way with viewers' psyches

The new rules for office casual Now that summer is here, the annual scramble to decipher the latest summer-casual dress codes for the workplace has begun. Are flip-flops OK? Shorts? It depends on where you work. Audio slideshow Behind the scenes

A town. A war. The class of '07 They entered Bedford High with the US fighting in Iraq. Now they're heading out into the world. (June 2007) Audio slideshow Scenes from school Graduates reflect on the war in Iraq.

Buried alive Those who hoard bear the weight of their mess plus a mental disorder only now being understood. Treatment programs are just beginning. (April 2007) Graphic How cluttered is your living space? How do you decide what to throw out?  |  Photos Buried alive

'An angel in disguise' When a child is lost to violence on Boston's streets, Clementina Chéry is there. At left, Chéry, who started the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute after her own son was killed, talks with Maida Jiminian, whose nephew was murdered earlier this year. (March 2007) Planning for the unthinkable  |  'I want Luis back'

79th Academy Awards Care to relive the 2007 Oscars? If so, Martin Scorsese finally won, and "The Departed" grabbed best picture. What else? Find out here.

A new waterfront home The Institute of Contemporary Art has opened its doors in South Boston. View photos, slideshows, take an interactive tour and more. (December 2006)

Best of 2006: The Year in Arts Globe critics examine movies, music, TV, Theater/Arts and more. View photos, talk about the arts, and take a quiz on showbiz. (December 2006)

Start the countdown See the Boston Globe's list of who's got the best style among those who work, live, and play in the city. (November 2006) Number 20  |  Number 15  |  Number 10  |  Number 5 Is Boston a stylish city?  |  Quiz - Do you know fashion?

From drab to fab See how designers transformed a dorm room with only $300. (August 2006) Photos Dorm groom  |  Boston tee party  |  Back to Campus

Wikipedia has many contributors, common cause A two-part series Who are the Wikipedians, these unsupervised volunteers who made Wikipedia, the phenomenal online encyclopedia of almost a million articles in English, with no one leading or directing them? (February 2006) photo gallery The faces of Wikipedia

Best OF THE New So we didn't get a new mayor. There was still plenty of change around the city and beyond last year. This special issue of the Boston Globe magazine offers 101 picks for the Best of the New around Boston. (January 2006)

How we live here Before Tiffany Dufu moved to Boston, her friends were eager to assure her she would love the city. Only in retrospect did she note that all of those singing Boston's praises were white. (June - December 2005) Graphics Feeling uncomfortable  |  Race in the workplace photos Sticking together  |  Signs of community

2005: The Year in Arts The Globe's Living/Arts staff shares their picks for the best movies, music, TV shows, celebrity gossip and more. Under construction: arts renaissance With over $1 billion being raised for new arts facilities, Boston is in a cultural boom. Many hope it will elevate the city as a cultural mecca. (April - December 2005) 2004: The Year in Arts & Entertainment Controversial flicks, annulled nuptials, and a novelty act referred to as "the Hong Kong Ricky Martin" were all part of an interesting election year in the world of entertainment.   (December 2005)  Quotes of 2004

Losing Lulu Little 4-year-old Lulu filled a large space at the family table. Her death changed the Pyne family forever. (June 2004)   Photos A year at Melrose High The Globe followed the Class of 2004 during their crucial senior year, as the students come of age in an uncertain time. (September 2003 - June 2004)   Photos 2003: The Year in Arts & Entertainment Among the highs and lows of 2003, "Queer Eye for the Staight Guy" debuts, police arrest the King of Pop, and Britney Spears and Madonna share more than music.   (December 2003)