Emmie Arbel: The Colour of Memory is a visual biography of the inspirational life of Holocaust survivor Emmie Arbel who was arrested, deported, and imprisoned as a child.

This is where memory is essential to identity formation. The self is assembled not from everything that has happened to us, but from what the brain has chosen to preserve and retrieve.

Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! Historian Jon Meacham talked about his background including his family and educational experiences. In this lesson, students will watch videos of ...

Black history is still in the making thanks to a project that's co-led by the City of Portland and the organization Don't ...

There’s something deeply primal about rhythm. From the moment humans first pounded sticks on hollow wood, rhythm has shaped our cultures, stories, and ...

From character design to concept art, these digital artists could inspire your next project.

The Nintendo Switch 2 and an artificial intelligence data center don’t look remotely alike. Yet they depend on the same crucial component—dynamic random-access memory, or DRAM. It is the fast-working ...

Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker is a fan favorite, but he has one of the most polarizing signature sneaker lines in the NBA. Some hoopers and fans love Booker's lifestyle-friendly basketball shoes, ...

In 2003 I was a stay-at-home dad needing escape from toddlers for a few hours every week. Right then, KUAC-FM was putting out calls for volunteer radio hosts. Since I’d held on air gigs at my college ...

The two‑night season premiere of “Memory of a Killer” brings Patrick Dempsey back with a taut, character‑driven thriller that’s equal parts stylish and emotionally grounded. The first episode aired ...