Everyone, yes everyone, can make life beautiful by doing one simple thing: by looking for the small. Look for it in the sun, the rain. Look for it in nature and art. Look for the light.

International Museum Day raises awareness through cultural exchange, different cultures, development of mutual understanding, and peace among people.

Intellectual wellness allows for many ways to do something and having a curiosity for learning. Explore the HNC Wellcore app to begin making steps on your journey to intellectual wellness!

When was the last time you looked up from your phone in a coffee shop to notice anyone cute? Modern technology has built auditory, visual, and societal barriers to fun and adventurous dating.

There is so much to be inspired by as art is everywhere, like nature, writing and acting. Observe the world and the many mediums of art and see how it makes you feel!

It’s natural for our brain function to slow down as we age, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t anything we can do to train our brains and improve our mental fitness or cognitive well-being.

By fostering one-on-one connections through handwritten letters, Letters to a Pre-Scientist bridges the gap between STEM professionals and students, building a sense of community.

The beauty of being your own boss is that you can take the time to identify your own work rhythm. Learn how your energy fluctuates throughout the day and create a schedule that works for you.

International Creativity and Innovation Day is on April 21, and it’s your cue to re-ignite your creative spark. Finding joy and freedom in creative activity can help free up your inner child.

World Art Day is not to remind yourself of your creativity but to think about who you relate to or who motivates you to create art. Continue to embrace your imagination and let go of normalcy.

Crocheting has a marked impact on mental well-being, encouraging you to slow down and be more mindful of your body. As a means of self-expression, it can lower stress and improve self-esteem.

Crayola crayons were invented in 1903, replacing charcoal with paraffin wax, and brightening up the world of children’s art supplies. Think about that box of multiple colors to choose from.

Few things are as powerful as education when it comes to changing the lives and histories of both individuals and communities. It has proven to be the key to prosperity, growth and progress.

Origami is often used in advertising, illustration, packaging, and product design. It has exploded beyond those traditional bounds and is now a design tool for architects and engineers.

Why we write, what we write, when we write and how we write can all be linked to the hashtag for this National Day on Writing: #WhyIWrite. Let’s explore the different methods we use to write.

Numerous options exist for you to explore distance learning. You don’t have to commute so why not check out online educational opportunities today – from the comfort of your own couch?

National Poetry Month is a time to remind us of the importance of creativity of the written word. Poetry gives us the chance to express ourselves both emotionally and physically.

By calming our nerves and providing fresh ideas to fuel our creative work, nature can provide a renewed sense of focus. Try venturing outside to experience the healing effects of nature.

National Craft Month is a great time to discover and nurture your creative side. You don’t have to be good at crafts to try it. Crafts are a fun way to express yourself and broaden your horizons!

I’ve found that I’ve rather lost touch with that side of myself that was once so unrestricted and limitless. My possibilities for creativity will open up so long as I don’t hold myself back.