This weekend, check out a giant spider at mealtime, get a book autographed, and take advantage of your last chance to see Harry Potter in 3D
Over the course of 12 years of eating with fellow classmates, any student can learn a set of new life skills
Take a tour through American history, create your own art, listen to an author speak about civil rights, and enjoy a tour of an exhibition soon to close
Our guest blogger ponders the "spirits" of America's heroes and their legacies as she walks the museum's hallways
Found in a New Zealand archive, the White Shadow offers a glimpse into early film history that extends beyond the famous director
The blog where nothing's off limits, and nothing's sacred either. Today's classic may have been yesterday's bomb
The National Zoo's Kandula demonstrates the skill of insight, using innovative problem-solving techniques in figuring out how to reach suspended fruit
According to the Peruvian Yanesha people, plants originally had human forms that went through either "sublime" or "grotesque" transformations
On this day in 1960, CIA pilot Gary Powers was shot down over the USSR. Read how a military maneuver became an international incident
Researchers may soon be able to transfer embryos from older cheetahs into younger animals and give them a better chance of success
Smithsonian researchers announced yesterday the discovery of a primitive eel species, never before seen. See the video and learn about this remarkable find
This upcoming weekend, check out a Kung Fu classic, a hip hop performance and meet emerging musicians
The ties between same-sex couples can be just as strong as those in heterosexual birds
On this date 21 years ago, noted psychologist and inventor B.F. Skinner died; the American History Museum is home to one of his more unusual inventions
Without this film, we might never have seen a giant gorilla hang from the Empire State Building
Lack of space and college rules don't have to put the kibosh on your first adventures in cooking as an independent young adult
Eating it only buttered and salted would be like limiting Ben Franklin to a single pursuit of inquiry. Why squelch such potential greatness?
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