Many students, especially those from cultures outside the United States, feel embarassed when teachers mispronounce their names. A recently launched campaign urges educators to show respect for all their students by making the effort to get their names right.
As a key Supreme Court ruling notes, “Freedom to differ is not limited to things that do not matter much.” Learn about how different views of how the American flag should be treated have been legislated and resolved over the years.
Learn about a professor who set up a Shakespeare reading program for maximum security prisons and what the prisoners gained from the experience.
One scholar explains how Shakespeare’s characters can inspire us to be our truest selves.
Using big data, researchers dig deeply into the origins of one of our best-known tales.
Neha Chauhan is the founder of AFA Teens: Teens for Alzheimer’s Awareness. Her research into Alzheimer’s disease began while at high school.
Two new studies have confirmed previous research that participating in youth sports positively impacts future success.
Caroline Paul, author of The Gutsy Girl, discusses how to instill a sense of daring into girls and why it’s important.
Mike Farley, the CEO of a Silicon Valley-based company, argues that technology companies should focus on solving simple everyday issues in order to connect to consumers.
In this essay, actor and comedian Aziz Ansari contemplates his American and Indian identities.
