U.S. nonprofit group funds affordable homes made with 3D printers
Habitat for Humanity has funded three 3D-printed houses around the world and hopes to fund more in the future.
Farmcraft: Teaching agriculture through esports
Students around the world are competing in the interactive video game Farmcraft and learning about farming in a changing environment.
U.S. communities rally around Ukrainian exchange students
Four Ukrainian students are spending the academic year in the U.S. Find out how they are adapting as their homeland is at war.
The high value of U.S. patents
Of the 50 million patents granted worldwide, many — like one for a crustless sandwich — flop. But U.S. inventors lead in viable ideas.
Muslim chaplains guide students during Ramadan
Muslim chaplains are a growing presence on many U.S. campuses. Learn how they help guide students through Ramadan.
Racing to protect Ukraine’s cultural heritage
Across Ukraine, hundreds are scrambling to save priceless artworks, monuments, buildings and cultural sites from destruction.
Apps for a better world, from the U.S. State Department
Through programs and mobile applications, the U.S. Department of State offers new ways to celebrate diversity and protect cultural heritage.
On editing: How this scholar built America’s go-to poetry collection
An English professor faced "poetry wars" as he chose English-language poems for an anthology. His strategy: an international lineup.
How to tell fact from fiction online — even in wartime
Don't be fooled by rogue sites pretending to be news. Here are some tips for evaluating online information.