The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in New York, one of the nation’s largest repositories of Black history, celebrates its 100th anniversary. For a century, the Center has been dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Black culture in the United States.

Rain couldn’t dampen the excitement at Midwest Kid Fest as families flocked to Island Park on Friday. Children delighted in bounce houses, bubbles, and tasty treats, making the day memorable despite the weather.

Kick off summer at the San Carlos Community Garden with a lineup of concerts, kids’ nature play, and gardening workshops designed for all ages. The garden invites the community to come together for learning and fun in the heart of San Diego.

Jonathan Jones, a seventh grader from Minnesota, experienced the wonder of color for the first time after his principal, who is also colorblind, lent him special glasses. The emotional moment highlights the profound impact of empathy and innovation in changing lives.

The 2025 Churchill County Junior Livestock Competition has announced its top finishers, celebrating the dedication of young agricultural enthusiasts in the community. The event highlights the outstanding achievements across all categories, showcasing the future of farming in Churchill County.

On Tuesday night at the Innovation Centre, the Okanagan College community gathered to present the inaugural Kevin Greenwood Memorial Entrepreneurship Award. The ceremony was filled with both smiles and tears as attendees honored the beloved faculty member known for his big, bright smile.

Arcutis Biotherapeutics has enrolled the first child in an open-label Phase II clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy of Zoryve (roflumilast) cream 0.05% for treating atopic dermatitis in infants. The INTEGUMENT-INFANT trial represents a significant step toward addressing a prevalent inflammatory skin condition among young children.

Baking at high altitudes is no piece of cake—literally. Discover how to turn the odds in your favor with a delectable layered almond raspberry torte designed for mountainous challenges.

Congratulations to the Class of 2025—an exciting time of hope and new beginnings! Whether you’re a recent graduate or contemplating a return to education, now is the perfect time to start planning for college.

Childhood measles vaccination rates have plummeted nationwide in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, raising concerns among health officials about potential outbreaks.

A Year 13 student in Dubai has developed an AI-powered platform to assist underprivileged students in navigating the complex college application process, aiming to make higher education more accessible.

Adams Telephone Co-Operative of Golden has awarded scholarships to two exceptional high school seniors as part of its 2025 Scholarship Program. Recognized for their outstanding academic achievements, leadership, and dedication to community values, these students exemplify the future leaders the Co-Operative aims to support.

Naperville residents are reaching new heights in education, earning degrees and prestigious academic honors from colleges and universities across the nation. The community takes pride in these achievements, celebrating the dedication and hard work of its scholars.

As the school year concludes, churches across the Valley are preparing to welcome children to engaging and themed vacation Bible schools. These weeklong programs offer creativity, excitement, and opportunities for spiritual growth to both volunteers and participants alike.

Music and tech executive Drew Thurlow offers indie musicians a straightforward guide to understanding music copyrights and royalties. Breaking down four key income streams, Thurlow aims to simplify complex legal and financial concepts essential for artists.

Discover how AI is transforming certificate generation with our top picks of free and paid tools designed to streamline your workflow. From design to automation, explore solutions that cater to all your certificate creation needs.

The U.S. Justice Department has challenged a Texas law that allows students without legal residency to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities. This federal intervention could significantly impact undocumented students seeking affordable higher education in Texas.

On Friday, the Plymouth Public Library launched its summer reading program, marking the start of a season dedicated to promoting literacy and engaging readers of all ages within the community.

Scouts Canada is empowering children aged 5-15 to design a new Canadian superhero. The top entries will become 3D action figures, giving kids a tangible way to celebrate national pride and creativity.

McAdoo-Kelayres Elementary students turned a Mother’s Day fundraiser into a heartfelt donation, raising $300 for the SHINE Women’s Center of Hazleton.

Local leaders in Marlton have partnered with ‘Women, Words & Wisdom,’ a nonprofit dedicated to supporting young women in their educational journeys. Through a symbolic seed-planting event, they aim to nurture the growth of future generations.