Page 97 - Smithsonian News Today

The tradition of quilting in African American heritage is celebrated as a one-of-a-kind form of expression.

They get paid peanuts, work on nights and weekends and yet, two Nebraskans who are part of the iconic Dallas Cowboys cheerleading squad wouldnt trade it for anything.

More than the sum itself, Im delighted to imagine Trump having to ask for cab fare from the retired judge now in charge of his finances.

Museum exhibits, performances and neighborhood tours are just a few of the ways that you can explore the contributions of African Americans to American culture during February’s Black History Month

Press Release As part of the Smithsonian traveling exhibit "Crossroads: Change in Rural America" currently showing at the Student Center on the USU Eastern campus, there are three upcoming events for the week of Feb. 19. All events are free and open to the public. Parking is across the street from the student center. On

Explore the controversial discovery of nicotine and cocaine in Egypt's 3,000-year-old cocaine mummies, igniting speculation about ancient transoceanic contact.

They get paid peanuts, work on nights and weekends and yet, two Nebraskans who are part of the iconic Dallas Cowboys cheerleading squad wouldnt trade it for anything.

Given how deeply held religious beliefs can be, it is understandable that depictions of figures of faith can be deeply powerful but also highly offensive.

The historic NYC Federation of Black Cowboys is currently memorialized at Curly's Hacienda, a learning center in Queens.

There is a huge clock inside a mountain that will tick for 10,000 years. It’s real. As one example of long-term thinking, the face of this clock has been adopted by The Long Now Foundation in its logo. This very real clock deliberately stirs up many questions. Danny