Beth Py-Lieberman

Beth Py-Lieberman

 

Senior editor Beth Py-Lieberman is the author of the The Object at Hand: Intriguing and Inspiring Stories from the Smithsonian Collections. 

Rick Potts, director of the Human Origins Program at the Natural History Museum, proposed that climate change was the driving force in human evolution.

Q and A: Rick Potts

The Smithsonian anthropologist turned heads when he proposed that climate change was the driving force in human evolution

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Snowy Day at the Smithsonian. Come Out and Play

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The King's Cult of Personality at the National Portrait Gallery

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Mei Xiang is Artificially Inseminated and Now the Wait Begins

January 5, 1933: Construction Begins on the Golden Gate Bridge

Artist Ray Strong piece captures the early days of the bridge's construction

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Artist Jeanne-Claude Dies

Remembering the artist

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Construction Underway: Arts and Industries Building Gets a Little Love

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Yinka Shonibare, an Artist Turned Professor

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Falnama's Book of Omens: The Future Will Be Bright and Sunny

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Removed from its Setting, The Hope Stands Alone

Celebrating the 50th-anniversary of its arrival at the National Museum of Natural History

With a degree in English, biology and education, actor Tom Cavanagh holds his own on Smithsonian Channel's award-winning series, "Stories from the Vaults."

Q and A: Smithsonian Channel Host Tom Cavanagh

Actor Tom Cavanagh discusses what it is like to go behind the scenes of the Smithsonian museums

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171 Years Ago James Smithson's Gold Arrives

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The Mount Whitney Hut Turns 100

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Senator Teddy Kennedy, 1932-2009

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Airmail is 150 Years Old Today

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Julia Child's Pots and Pans Are Back in Her Kitchen

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A Quilt Crafted by Many Hands in Service to Community

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Must Be Something in the Water, Three Babies Born at the Zoo

Calling All Green Thumbs: It's Garden Fest this Weekend!

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Picnic Ready? Invite these 3-D Ants Along

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