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Annette Gordon-Reed is one of the foremost scholars on race and American history working today — and Monday she’ll be the keynote speaker for the Dallas Institute’s 16th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Symposium.

SMU presidential historian Sharron Conrad joined Think host Krys Boyd to talk about the unprecedented nature of the attack and the role of President Trump in American history.

Thanksgiving might be a little different this year, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy it with family and friends — even if that's virtually. Along with your turkey and cranberry sauce, enjoy four Think episodes hand-selected by staffers.

Seventeen years ago, Lea Sandoval and her little brother, Gersón, boarded a van and left their home country of El Salvador. She was just six years old and…

So far, about 8,200 veterans have contracted COVID-19, and nearly 5,000 have recovered. That's according to Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary…

High school students in Texas and California may find two different versions of U.S. history when they open their textbooks. While both states often cover…

Throughout history, black creators have often been unrecognized or silenced — but they have persevered, continuing to break down barriers and make their…

The KERA series On Our Minds: The Caregivers has been spotlighting North Texans navigating the challenges of caregiving. One of the toughest trials for…

From hitting the gym to reading more books, many people resolve to make positive life changes only to have those lofty resolutions fall by the wayside a…

Students in high school may not realize it, but they're having to make lots of decisions that will likely determine their future. Journalist Paul Tough…

We often hear men are inherently more violent or that a woman’s brain makes her a deeper thinker, but are those stereotypes based in science? Kevin…

Transitioning from military to civilian life is notoriously challenging. For female veterans, the process involves several unique barriers, many that are…