We are so happy for Natalia Bryant. The first child of Kobe and Vanessa Bryant is celebrating her acceptance into The University of Southern California! Enduring such huge loss, we watch the Bryants push forward everyday, inspiring so many. We couldn’t be more happier for Natalia, who has achieved this during such a difficult time in her life. This isn’t Natalia’s first university acceptance. She’s … Continue reading Kobe And Vanessa Bryant’s Daughter Natalia Bryant Celebrates Her Acceptance Into The University of Southern California

It didn’t take long for this dog to become a hero after saving her owner’s life! Haley Moore was walking her dog Clover, through the Stittsville neighbourhood of Ottawa, when she suddenly passed out and started seizing. Barking at first to wake her owner up, Clover then saw a car drive by, giving her an idea for how to get help. Clover freed herself from … Continue reading Dog Stops Traffic To Get Help For Owner Who Had A Seizure

Though some may struggle if they stumbled across a large sum of $42,000 whilst no one was looking, one woman from Oklahoma knew exactly what to do. Andre Lessing – a Goodwill employee, was doing a routine inspection of donated clothes when she came across a thick envelope. Working through the pile of clothes, the recently hired employee first thought she was seeing a stack … Continue reading Goodwill Employee Finds $42,000 In A Pile Of Donated Clothes And Acts With Integrity By Returning It To The Owner

As the days get longer, brighter and warmer, it certainly feels like we’re coming to the other side of what has been a world changing period. Furthermore, even the stats are showcasing a light at the end of this tunnel! On Sunday 28th of March (2021), Public Health England (PHE) revealed that zero deaths were registered from patients within 28 days of a positive coronavirus … Continue reading London Reports Zero Covid Deaths For The Second Time This Year

17-year-old Dasia Taylor is applying for a patent (an exclusive right granted for an invention) for her invention of color-changing stitches. The color-changing stitches identify surgical infections so the patient can know when to seek medical help.  Taylor began the development of her invention in October 2019 after reading up on “smart” stitches. “Smart” stitches use conductive materials to monitor any changes in the wound … Continue reading High School Student Dasia Taylor Invents Color-Changing Stitches That Detect Infections

By sewing a cute bow tie, one teenage boy from New Jersey is helping sheltered dogs find a home!  At the age of eight, Darius Brown learned to sew a bow tie from his older sister, Dazhai Shearz. He wanted to be just like his sister so his mother insisted that he help her cut fabric. Darius’s mother, Joy Brown, believed that acquiring a new … Continue reading 14-Year-Old Boy Makes Bow Ties For Rescue Dogs To Help Them Get Adopted

The University of Aberdeen becomes the first institution in more than a century to agree to the full and unconditional repatriation of a Benin bronze. Last week, the University of Aberdeen announced that it will be returning the statue of an Oba (king) to the Benin City in Nigeria. The decision was as a result of an internal review of the University’s collection, which deduced … Continue reading The University of Aberdeen Is Set To Return A Benin Bronze To Nigeria Almost 125 Years After It Was Looted By British Forces