Summer is here–and so are the interns
The entire Smithsonian community is enriched by the knowledge and enthusiasm our young colleagues increase and diffuse. Continue reading Summer is here–and so are the interns
The entire Smithsonian community is enriched by the knowledge and enthusiasm our young colleagues increase and diffuse. Continue reading Summer is here–and so are the interns
With its soaring architecture and its introduction of the new-fangled electric light in 1881, the Arts & Industries Building has been a showcase for innovation since the beginning. What’s next for this inspiring space? Continue reading An innovation in renovation
The challenge of bridging the gap in scientific literacy is one the Smithsonian is willing to accept and one we are unwilling to postpone. Continue reading STEMming the tide of scientific illiteracy
Secretary Clough explains the impact on the Smithsonian of the sequestration budget cuts. A hiring freeze is in place but there will be no furloughs at this time. UPDATE May 23, 2013. Continue reading Budget cuts mean some galleries may close temporarily
Our extraordinary volunteers are helping transform the Smithsonian. Continue reading Those who can, do. Those who can do more, volunteer.
How do we become a bridge between people with stories to tell and people who want to hear them? Continue reading The wisdom of crowds
Secretary Clough explains how the automatic spending cuts caused by sequestration will affect the Smithsonian’s staff and programs. Continue reading How will sequestration affect the Smithsonian?
It is time to sing the praises of Smithsonian music–one of the richest collections of instruments, performances and scholarship in the world. Continue reading Smithsonian music: Here for all to Hear
What happens to the Smithsonian if there is no deal to avoid the “fiscal cliff”? Secretary Clough explains. Continue reading The Smithsonian and sequestration
The Smithsonian has a unique perspective to bring to the conversation. Continue reading Addressing global change