By Kelly Maue Pi is a mathematical constant with a value of 3.14. And someone (likely a mathematician?) had the bright idea that this numerical value represents the date March 14th, which should be hailed as Pi Day. There are different ways to celebrate Pi Day. While some people may dabble in math or physics […]
We honor and learn about remarkable individuals and their accomplishments during Black History Month. They include literary legends, sports heroes, activists, artists, educators, entertainers and more. Here are a few with a St. Louis connection.
February is Black History Month, a time to honor and celebrate the accomplishments of African Americans. And although Black History Month shines a light on a rich heritage, it should not be considered different – or isolated – from American history. Our country’s past and culture are not black-or-white issues; they are all intertwined.
Lawyer and activist, Margaret Bush Wilson broke many barriers as an African-American woman throughout life. Cicely Hunter shares her career highlights.
St. Louis has a history of over a dozen rowing clubs, many with elaborate boathouses along the Mississippi and several with Olympic medals to their name.
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