Life Science Art

Interview with J. Madeleine Nash, Author of “Storm Warnings” Nash’s Fascination with Violent Weather J. Madeleine Nash, a renowned science reporter, has covered countless violent weather phenomena throughout her career. …

Teen Sick-Lit: A Critical Examination Negative Stereotypes and the Ill The emerging genre of “teen sick-lit” has drawn criticism for its portrayal of chronically ill adolescents. Researchers argue that these …

National Air and Space Museum Hosts Free Virtual Concert: ‘Space Songs: Through the Distance’ Art and Science Collide in Musical Celebration Prepare for an extraordinary musical experience as the Smithsonian’s …

Archaeologists Unearth 3,000-Year-Old Wishing Well in Germany Discovery of a Bronze Age Treasure In the town of Germering, Bavaria, archaeologists have made an extraordinary discovery: a 3,000-year-old wishing well brimming …

Hot Toddy: A Comforting Winter Beverage with Potential Health Benefits History of the Hot Toddy The Hot Toddy, a classic winter beverage, originated in the 18th century as a medicinal …

Science Education Under Fire in Texas The Battle over Evolution In Texas, a heated debate is underway over the teaching of evolution in public schools. The state’s Board of Education …

Abraham Lincoln’s Voice: A Historical Enigma The Mystery of Lincoln’s Voice Abraham Lincoln’s voice has been a subject of fascination for historians and the public alike. Despite his profound impact …

The History of the Presidential Turkey Pardon: Tad Lincoln’s Role Abraham Lincoln and Thanksgiving Thanksgiving became a national holiday in 1863 thanks to President Abraham Lincoln’s proclamation. However, the Confederate …

Sidney Bechet: The Jazz Original Early Life and Career Sidney Bechet, born in New Orleans in 1897, was a musical prodigy who began performing professionally at the age of 13. …