From the courtroom to the Senate, Antonia Hernández has used the law as a powerful tool for justice.
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The Truth About Corals and Sunscreen
Scientists have discovered that certain sunscreen chemicals can cause coral bleaching and even damage marine life. But is sunscreen really a major threat to ocean ecosystems, or is something else to blame?
With AI and linguistics, this professor is decoding how animals and humans communicate
Linguistics isn’t just about ancient languages, it’s shaping the future of AI and unlocking the secrets of animal communication. Researchers are now using AI to decode the sounds of whales, bees, and other species.
Teen Voices: How the Matilda Effect Affects Women in STEM
Have you ever made a great discovery, only for someone else to take the credit? That’s what happened to these women in science.
Texas Freedom Colonies Project Atlas & Study
Freedom colonies, or towns established by formerly enslaved people, are an important part of Texas history. Read about how this history is being documented and remembered today!
USPS to Issue Stamps of Historic Battlefields of the American Revolution
To honor the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord, a new series of postage stamps will be released, each depicting an important moment in the American Revolutionary War.
Dogs Team Up with AI to Sniff Out Cancer
Moon, Pluto, and Mars are highly-trained specialists who’ve detected cancer in 94 percent of cases. Believe it or not, these aren’t the names of doctors! These are dogs who, with the help of AI, work hard to increase the cancer survival rate.
Rare Copy of Famous Shakespeare Love Poem Found
Could one of the world’s most celebrated love poems actually be about politics? A discovery, made in the depths of the Oxford library, sheds light on the history behind Sonnet 116.
What Happened to the Real Von Trapp Family from The Sound of Music?
Many people have heard of the 1965 hit film “The Sound of Music.” However, most don’t know the story of the real von Trapp family, or how they came to America.
The Brutalist honours my family’s hardships and loss, says actor Adrien Brody
Find out how starring in “The Brutalist” allows actor Adrien Brody to connect with his own family history.
You Need to Know Shirley Chisholm
Watch this video clip to learn more about Shirley Chisholm; an iconic American figure celebrated for her ambition and courage.
Fort Union, Loren Yellow Bird – Williston, ND
Honoring cultural heritage is an important part of connecting to the past. This video explains how Loren Yellow Bird connects with his Native American heritage.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
International Holocaust Remembrance Day takes play on January 27th each year. Learn more about the significance of this day and why observing it is so important.
‘Wicked’ star Marissa Bode calls out ‘harmful’ ableist comments about her character’s disability
After delivering an outstanding performance in the “Wicked” movie, actor Marissa Bode addressed ableist comments that many people with disabilities face every day.
Whether you’re a ‘shark,’ ‘teddy bear’ or ‘fox,’ here’s how to ease conflict with family and friends
Are you a turtle, shark, or owl in conflict? Understanding how we navigate disagreements can unlock better relationships.
BSU Names Multicultural Center in Honor of Civil Rights Icons Vivian Conley and Hurley Goodall
These two activists dedicated their lives to education, equity, and service, paving the way for inclusion and empowerment. Their legacies remind students everywhere of the power of advocacy and determination to transform communities.
Today, it’s all about Spanglish, the ‘language’ posing a threat to Anglocentrism in the United States
Spanglish, which blends the vocabulary and grammar of both Spanish and English, is widely used around the country. Learn about how the language is influenced by the communities who speak it.
King Charles Pens Moving Tribute to Holocaust Survivor Lily Ebert After Her Death at 100: ‘Never Be Forgotten’
Holocaust survivor Lily Ebert touched the lives of millions through her TikTok videos, which she used to educate people on her experiences during the Holocaust. Read about how her legacy continues to grow.
Colorblind viewfinders in Virginia parks allow guests to experience fall foliage in full color
Virginia is known for its vibrant, breath-taking autumn views, but people with colorblindness were often left out from fully enjoying the scenery. That is, until one park ranger set out to make a change.
Theatre makes ‘mind boggling’ Shakespeare discovery
St. George’s Guildhall, the oldest standing theatre in England, is a place where actors have gathered and preformed for centuries. Read about a recent discovery made there and its potential link to Shakespeare.