Rudy Watley and Syvera O’Pharrow explain why it is important to think outside the Big Box Store when it comes to purchasing goods and services. Continue reading Diversity is never in short supply at the Smithsonian
We weathered a (brief) government shutdown, thought big thoughts at Davos and pondered whether art can be understood without understanding the artist. We’re worn out from all the heavy cerebration. Continue reading ICYMI: Highlights from the week that was Jan. 21 – Jan. 27, 2018
Looking for an enthusiastic, energetic and dedicated intern who is eager to learn and make a meaningful contribution? Search no further! Continue reading Project SEARCH: Opening doors and opening minds
In Memorian: Nancy A. Pope, the founding historian of the National Postal Museum, on August 30. Continue reading In Memoriam: Nancy A. Pope
We do our best work when efforts and ideas can flow across positions, titles, offices, and departments, when we value the work of every hand, when each person recognizes how their labor contributes to our larger mission. Continue reading The work of many hands
Ken Wang explains how Apollo 11 represents the best of the American spirit and why we need to revive that spirit to tackle to complex issues we face today. Continue reading Why space travel should still be a national priority
Bug smuggling and cuddle-bug baby red pandas made the news this week. Oh, and they love Donald Trump in the Netherlands. Continue reading ICYMI: Highlights from the week that was Sept. 1 – Sept 7
September 10, 1993. The renovated Insect Zoo opens at Natural History, bigger and buggier than ever. Continue reading Today in Smithsonian History: September 10, 1993
