On a hot afternoon, a bright orange bus drives into a slum area of the southern Indian city of Hyderabad, … More
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Stanford’s Free Online Education Experiment is Booming
This fall, Stanford decided to experiment by offering its three most popular computer science classes to the public—for free. Within … More
Ethiopian Child Mortality Rates Drop
Some things DO change. Ethiopia has more than halved its child mortality rates since 1990 through campaigns to increase the … More
Low-Income Families Offered Cheap Broadband & PCs
Cable companies and an e-recycler offer low-cost ways for U.S. families to get online. Many U.S. cable providers will offer … More
Dan Dewey of Detroit; A Coffee Angel for Cancer Patients
It started with one cup of coffee. Dan Dewey’s dad, Edgar Dewey, sat in a chair with tubes pumping chemotherapy … More
The Plea that Opened Hearts: Vancouver Inner-City School Teacher Takes Action
Admiral Seymour elementary teacher, Carrie Gelson, never dreamed her letter would have such an effect… The school year had barely … More
The Right Place at the Right Time: Stranded Motorist Aids Heart Attack Victim Moments after his Assist
Victor Giesbrecht helped Sara Berg fix a flat tire and, in turn, Berg helped save Giesbrecht’s life when he had … More
Holiday Mail for Heroes
The holiday season is just around the corner and it’s time again to start thinking about being part of the … More
No Arms, No Legs, No Worries!
Nick Vujicic is a 28 year old motivational speaker. Born with more challenges and obstacles than most of us will … More
Couple Donate $150 Million to Fight Poverty in Developing Nations
Stanford University will open an institution aimed at alleviating poverty in developing nations, using $150 million donated by a Silicon … More
New App Aims to Reduce Stress with Slow Breathing
Want to reduce stress and improve mental focus? A new app that promotes slow breathing may help. Called MyCalmBeat, the … More