The pandemic has been devastating to the field, according to a recent survey
These five July releases may have been lost in the news cycle
A huge mass of material fell down a mountain and into the Red Planet's ancient ocean.
From curbside produce pickup to reservation-only classes, farms are adapting to make ends meet
Test your mettle with this puzzle created exclusively for 'Smithsonian' readers
The appropriation of Native language and imagery perpetuates racism and legitimizes racist acts, says the director of the American Indian Museum
Three different countries are about to send landers and orbiters to the Red Planet
The city's Catholic community faces off against protesters over a statue honoring the city's namesake
Genetic analysis of their modern descendants shows that people from the Pacific Islands and South America interacted long before Europeans arrived
Looking to history can help find healing and hope
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More than a century ago, David Kenyon of Chicago discovered the fastest way to the ground floor
Sometimes, technology has more impact after it's obsolete
A quarantined photographer makes the most of the harsh materials at hand to create a fragile portrait of life in a pandemic
The magic of a young artist's carefree trip across the country four decades ago
The co-author of the Declaration of Independence also drafted a radical recipe
As innovations go, the Good Humor vehicle is as sweet as it gets
Cacao harvested from Mesoamerican forests was traded through a massive network to reach people in the Southwest
With a steep drop in international tourists and new COVID-19 safety measures in place, the most visited museum in the world reopened yesterday
Prepare for the return of the Smokey Bear method as social distancing prevents firefighters from using more modern strategies
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