Released late last month, Kamala Harris’ book, “107 Days,” is a recounting of the three and a half months she had to separate herself from the increasingly unpopular then-President Biden and prove herself to the American people to be a more competent,
With ongoing renovations of several gallery spaces, the Detroit Institute of Arts took a different approach to its 13th annual Ofrendas exhibit, which invites local artists and community members to celebrate Dia de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead.
The success of student-led protests in Nepal that led to government change has sparked a new sense of hope and inspiration among the youth in America to persist in the ongoing movements to create real change in America.
September visits readers in celebration of Literacy Month. It’s a time to kick back with a new book or an old favorite and enjoy the changing of the seasons.
HFC physics and astronomy instructor Jesse Mason (center, wearing a bowtie) is surrounded by his student research group called the Dead Stars Society. Photo courtesy of HFC Marketing