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Drones, iPads, 3D printers, and laser engravers are just part of OLAs new SmartLab where students learn STEM, critical thinking, and collaboration skills.

An unconventional artist in schools project is revealing the power of uninterrupted, quiet creative time for the mental health of teenagers.

Lizzo, Sza, Bad Bunny, Tyler the Creator take center stage; Jay-Z's music festival offers opportunity for civic engagement, too

Gandhinagar: With an aim to equip IIT and engineering aspirant students from humble backgrounds with essential skills of communication, leadership, and critical thinking, the Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar (IITGN) kick-started the second

Thousands of music lovers rolled out the picnic blankets at The Mann in Fairmount for the annual Roots Picnic.

"A choice of career – or more immediately, a branch or stream – does not have to be prompted necessarily by an intense love at first sight. The routes leading to your final pursuit(s) can be potentially meandering, and not having an inner voice abundant in clarity should be no cause for alarm," says Neeldhara Mishra.

Middle school students took to the red carpet Wednesday in celebration of their big screen debut, flanked by an entourage of adoring fans and with paparazzi in tow.

Top tips from arts companies that are kicking goals in the education space and running schools programs that really connect.

Noted Australian architect Kerstin Thompson has been announced as the winner of the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) 2023 Gold Medal, her country’s highest honor. The AIA says the Medal was awarded to Thompson for her “contribution to the advancement of architecture and the profession...

FROM music, theatre, comedy, blockbuster cinema and brand-new family activities, theres something for everyone at Brewery Arts this summer.