The cover art for 'Black Girls' Guide to Surviving Menopause' podcast. Omisade Burney-Scott felt alone as she approached menopause. There were no resources to help guide her through this transition — ...

Hills tech reporter Leah Isobel was at the 2026 GDC Festival of Gaming (formerly Game Developers’ Conference), March 9-13 at ...

After multiple requests from tribal citizens about creating prayers in Okáxpa, Mary Jacobs and others from the Quapaw Nation’s language department took action. “It became an idea last fall because I ...

Over 100 cities and towns and 11 states celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day this past Monday, denoting some degree of progress in how U.S.-American communities recognize the relationship of the ...

Science is often considered a neutral, factual field immune to the inherent biases found in other fields, however, a talk given on Monday outlined how this isn’t the case. Center for the Integration ...

As the push for reparations continues to gain steam, the locomotive is headed to Atlanta. The Decolonizing Wealth Project is holding its “Alight Align Arise: Advancing the Movement for Repair” ...

For many students from under-represented backgrounds, the career pipeline into creative industries is blocked. Karen Patel leads an initiative to help fix it. Nature’s Careers section launched a ...

In April, Beck Beverage was tagged in an Instagram post. It was a callout for trans- and queer-affirming personal trainers. Within a few weeks, the post had more than 150 comments, with trainers ...

The Dornsife Global Development Scholars (DGDS) program at Drexel University’s Dornsife School of Public Health (DSPH) is a nationally and internationally recognized capacity-building program for ...