This is a sampling of approximately 4,490 media clips covering the Smithsonian the week of Sept. 6 – 9, 2022. Continue reading ICYMI: Highlights from the week of Sept. 6 – 9, 2022
The British queen died on Thursday at age 96. Smithsonian magazine takes us on a journey exploring her long service to the Empire. Continue reading Elizabeth II Was an Enduring Emblem of the Waning British Empire
The year 2021 marked the longest closure of the Smithsonian in our history. To tell that story in the annual report, a local photographer Stephen Voss and others around the world documented the year in pictures as it unfolded. Continue reading The Smithsonian’s 2021 Annual Report
National Air and Space Director Chris Browne announced that renderings and 3D models of five potential designs will be on display online and at the Smithsonian Castle through Sept. 19. Continue reading What will the Bezos Learning Center look like?
Go back to school—and back in time—with these historic objects from across the Smithsonian. Continue reading Old School Cool
It’s tempting to giggle or make a joke, but reproductive science is deadly serious—literally. Pierre Comizzoli, senior research biologist for the National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute, explains that if we are truly serious about protecting animal species from extinction, we should learn more about how they reproduce. Continue reading The importance of understanding wildlife sex
If you weren’t able to escape to a tropical island this summer, we have the next best thing (sorta.) Horticulturist Matthew Fleming highlights his favorite tropical plants, now on display in the Enid A. Haupt Garden behind the Smithsonian Castle. Continue reading Summer Showcase: Must-see Tropical Plants
This is a sampling of approximately 2,680 media clips covering the Smithsonian the week of August 22 – 26, 2022. Continue reading ICYMI: Highlights from the week of August 22 – 26, 2022
Geobiologist Courtney Wagner uses giant magnets and microscopic fossils to make sense of ancient climate change. Continue reading Meet the scientist who uses magnetic fossils to navigate changing oceans
How a famous textile designer brought the “Liebes Look” to the bedsides of wounded soldiers. Continue reading Dynamo Dot
The President's budget for fiscal year 2026, released May 30, includes deep cuts to Smithsonian federal funding. Secretary Bunch explains the federal appropriations process and reminds us of the long road between initial requests and final budget. Continue reading FY 2026 Appropriations Process
A chance encounter and a new exhibition demonstrate the power of photography to “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fade.” Continue reading From Shadow to Substance
Salute your colleagues June 11, from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the American History Museum's Warner Brothers Theater. Continue reading Introducing this year’s Unsung Heroes
Kara Blond brings 25 years of experience to her new role, including previous stints at the Smithsonian. Continue reading Director named for SITES | Affiliations
Relive the highlights from this year's Volunteer Appreciation Event--or experience the event for the first time through the miracle of video. Continue reading Highlights from the 2025 Volunteer Appreciation Event
