Chess Booms in India
Maybe you have heard of the soccer World Cup, but did you know that there is a World Cup in chess as well? It began […]
People and Culture
Mexico’s Bullfighting Ban
Bullfighting is a tradition in many Latin American countries that dates back five centuries. But recently, the practice has been officially banned by Mexico’s legislature. […]
Getting Dirty with the Veterans Future Foundation
Often, it can be challenging for military veterans to transition back into civilian life after serving in a war setting. For example, some veterans may […]
Arab American Heritage Month
Did you know that since 2017, April has been recognized as National Arab American Heritage Month? There are nearly four million Arab Americans living in […]
Women’s History Month: Dorothy Harrison Eustis
March is Women’s History Month: a time to remember and reflect on the many contributions of girls and women. This week btw takes a closer […]
Women’s History Month: Rieko Homma True
What does good mental health mean to you? People from different cultural communities might have different ideas about mental health or hold negative opinions about […]
Women’s History Month: Dr. Sylvia Earle
March is Women’s History Month–a time to remember and reflect on the many contributions and achievements of women and girls. This week btw takes a […]
Modern Renovations for the Louvre Museum
When you think of Paris, France, you probably think of the Eiffel Tower. But the city is also the home of the Louvre–the most-visited museum […]
Black History Month: Charles Harrison
February is Black History Month: a time to remember, honor, and celebrate the many contributions of Black Americans. This week btw takes a closer look […]
India’s Kumbh Mela Festival Marred by Recent Tragedy
Imagine a public festival that lasts for forty-five days and is attended by millions of people. That’s India’s Kumbh Mela Festival, a semi-regular event which […]