After first meeting in 1950, the couple was instrumental in founding the nation’s first organization for gay women
Beat the August heat with these 20 Smithsonian Associates online programs
The 1787 Hungerford Deed, donated to the Smithsonian in 2019, offers a glimpse into the family dynamics that shaped the founder's decision
The 890-million-year-old relic predates periods of extreme cold and the planet’s second oxygenation spike
Forty-eight modern and contemporary artists who are reclaiming the narratives of their region
The author’s career is honored by a newly commissioned work by digital artist Nettrice Gaskins
Designed and tested by Purdue University engineers, this new appliance would lengthen the shelf life of food on long missions
“We need to reintegrate Indigenous traditional ecological knowledge and cultural and prescribed burning into our landscape,” Carolyn Smith says
The plant may not have ears, but that doesn’t stop sound from causing serious damage to other structures
Learn how the Anacostia Community Museum redesigned its acclaimed exhibition "Men of Change" as a digital offering for incarcerated audiences
Images of Olympians and other athletes on boxes helped the cereal maintain a competitive edge
The beloved Olympic sport has evolved drastically over the past 2,000 years
An instrument named “DESI” will chart up to 40 million galaxies, ten times more than any previous survey
Having lived through Germany's Nazi regime, Otl Aicher went on to pioneer democratic design
The unsung heroes behind the Summer Olympics are the scientists and engineers whose inventions and innovations help athletes
The birds can bust open garbage lids—and the behavior is catching on fast, which could be a sign of social learning
At the turn of the 20th century, a German Jewish shipping executive had an innovative idea for a new revenue stream: the cruise
Prepare yourself for the Tokyo Olympics with this comprehensive guide to the history, science, arts and thrills of the worldwide celebration
This minute species now holds the coveted title of world's smallest moth
When news broke worldwide of an incredible find in Colombia, local experts and guides say their knowledge was misrepresented
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