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The Los Angeles Police Museum, located at 6045 York Blvd. in Los Angeles, is partnering with Dream North Foundation (DNF) to host “Story Time with Dream North and Friends,” an event dedicated to uplifting 50-100 foster children from Sycamores and Child Help foster agencies, and 10 inner-city students from Locke High School of Green Dot Public Schools.

Educators in low-income schools reported 53% of students struggle with mental health. But help is available.

/PRNewswire/ -- First Book, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring education equity for children living in poverty, today announced the results of a...

Annette Joseph-Gabriel joined the Department of Romance Studies in 2022 as an associate professor. An expert on Black women’s writings, anticolonial activism and slavery in the French Atlantic with a Ph.D.

Our picks for the best space books for kids will add science and diverse titles to youngsters libraries.

A pioneer in technology and engineering, Robert W. "Bob" Lucky garnered myriad international recognitions and awards over six decades, including the coveted Marconi Prize. He was instrumental in the development of a plan for the former Fort Monmouth. Lucky died March 10, 2022 at age 86.

Despite the challenges of the pandemic, Cornell has been extraordinarily productive in the past 17 months, President Martha E. Pollack said at her State of the University address March 26.

Should these books be in the kids section of the local library?

Books on LGBTQ issues, sex education, and gender identity have come under fire by some activists and members of the Gillette community who find them offensive and objectionable. The library says it includes materials to serve a broad set of views, even if some may find them controversial.

Archaeologists have discovered a beer factory in Abydos that could produce the beverage on an industrial scale.