Walter Thompson-Hernandez explores the multi-ethnic people of Los Angeles through research at the University of Southern California and through an Instagram account that features people of Mexican and black descent.
A number of male celebrities have recently opened up about their mental health struggles, sparking conversations about male depression.
The U.S. Energy Department sponsors a mentorship program for students interested in pursuing STEM careers. “Mentoring Cafés” give kids the opportunity to talk with professionals in these fields, who spark their curiosity about working with cutting-edge research and exciting new technology.
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.
Dr. Samuel Mudd, who treated John Wilkes Booth after he assassinated President Lincoln and was convicted for conspiring with him, was sent to prison at Fort Jefferson on an island in the Gulf of Mexico. He is credited with saving dozens of lives from an outbreak of yellow fever on the island.
Meet one of the most adventurous people on Earth, a 64-year-old Russian priest and artist who undertook an ambitious quest.
Nothing can keep this group of teen girls from expressing who they are by helping others.
It’s easier to make a decision you’ll be happy with if you’re choosing among a limited number of options.
Carmen Herrera has been creating innovative paintings and sculptures for decades. Gain insight into her striking vision and why her work went largely unnoticed until she was well past the age at which most people retire.
In recent years, the low-lying state of Louisiana has faced one disaster after another. See the human face of the 2016 flood.
