As U.S. students show appreciation for teachers, they can touch the...
First lady Jill Biden and second gentleman Douglas Emhoff are not the first educators to take on ceremonial White House roles.
Remembering Michael Collins, trailblazing astronaut
Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins, who died April 28, made history during the 1969 moon landing. Learn about his public service legacy.
Connecting students in the U.S. and Middle East through video games
The State Department is supporting a program that will bring together students in the U.S. and Middle East to create video games that address social issues.
Meet the Burmese American who led NASA’s flight on Mars [video]
NASA is using a small helicopter to explore Mars. Learn more about the Burmese American woman who helped make Ingenuity's historic flight possible.
Students from India choose United States as top education destination
The United States remains the top choice for Indian students looking for an international education. Learn about their experiences here.
Who names NASA’s Mars rovers?
Naming contests for NASA’s Mars rovers tap into youthful creativity and boost students' interest in science, technology, engineering and math.
Black women who changed our world
African American women have invented modern conveniences and deepened our understanding of our world. Learn about the contributions of several Black women.
What’s the future of clean water in India and the world?
The U.S. Consulate General in Chennai partnered with the Smithsonian Institution and Care Earth Trust to educate the public on sustainable water management.
Scientists find mysterious whale is a species all its own
U.S. scientists have determined that a critically endangered whale is actually a new species. Learn more about the discovery of Rice's whale.