Medical Technology Supporting U.S. Soccer
Dr. Monica Rho is the team physician for the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team. She specializes in rehabbing players, using technology to monitor the health of their muscles, tendons and ligaments.
NBC News Learn
Educational video resources for students, teachers, and lifelong learners.
Road to a Journalist: Jacob Soboroff
NBC News and MSNBC correspondent Jacob Soboroff talks about what it's like to be a road warrior, following political candidates on the campaign trail, and reporting from the road.
Changing the Game
Women in STEM at the 2020 Toyko Olympics and Paralympics.
The Impact of Olympic Diving
The impact divers David Boudia and Katrina Young have on their sports is undeniable, but the groundbreaking skills they perform can take a toll on their bodies.
Strength and Conditioning for Victory in the Water
For Olympic swimmers like Katie Ledecky and Haley Anderson, a huge part of their success in the water starts with their strength and conditioning training.
Stimulating the Brain for Peak Performance
For Olympic athletes, the drive for perfection is almost superhuman and requires countless hours of training and repetition to ensure the mind and body work in perfect harmony.
Preventing Injury With a World Champion Wrestler
Wrestler Adeline Gray makes her sport look easy, but after a shoulder injury kept her from winning an Olympic medal in 2016, she hopes to prevent re-injury.
Mind, Body & Grit
As paratriathlete Hailey Danz prepares for the 2020 Paralympic Games, she incorporates mindfulness into her training.
Discovering You
Engineering your world.
Discovering You: Zaida Hernandez
Zaida Hernandez-Irisson is an electrical engineer at Fischer, USA, in Racine, Wisconsin. In addition to finishing her engineering degree at the Milwaukee College of Engineering, Zaida also mentors girls in her community.
Discovering You: Michaela Walker
Michaela Walker is a research engineer at Memphis Meats, a cell-based meat company growing meat from cells instead of from the whole animal. Her job is to figure out which cells would grow the best meat for human consumption.
Discovering You: Patricia Mwove
Patricia Mwove is a computer engineer at Intel in Chandler, Arizona. She is responsible for memory requirements used in vehicle displays, such as navigation, music and communication systems.
Discovering You: Nina Tandon
Nina Tandon is a biomedical engineer in Brooklyn, New York. Her company, EpiBone, helps people by growing bone using a patient's STEM cells.
Decision 2020
What you need to know about the election.
We the People: The Supreme Court
Article III of the Constitution sets up the third and final branch of our government, the judicial branch. At its head is the Supreme Court. Join a group of middle schoolers on a tour of Washington, D.C. as they learn about what it means to be "We the People."
We the People: The National Archives
Once a vision for the United States of America, the Declaration of Independence is preserved at the National Archives and Records Administration. Join a group of middle schoolers on a tour of Washington, D.C. as they learn about what it means to be "We the People."
We the People
A guide to the Constitution.
1620: Beyond Thanksgiving
Who Sailed on the Mayflower?
Then men and women aboard the Mayflower were very different from one another, but they managed to bond together through immense challenges to form Plymouth Colony.
Mayflower Compact: Roots of Our Democracy
The Mayflower Compact and William Bradford's "Of Plimoth Plantation" are two documents that give a window into what the men and women of Plymouth Colony went through to survive.
