5K views · 87 reactions | W&L's third annual NPHC Step Show Competition took place on Saturday, February 8, at Keller Theater in the Lenfest Center for the Arts. This cherished event embraced both students and local community members, celebrating a vibrant tradition! Learn more about this year's NPHC Step Show Competition on The Columns: columns.wlu.edu/showcasing-history-culture-and-community/ | Washington and Lee University | Facebook

7.9K views · 290 reactions | ⭐️ SEMPLE STEPPERS | Semple Elementary was one of eight schools that participated in JCPS' inaugural Step Show competition. While they were the only elementary school at the contest, the team said performing in front of an audience was a great experience. | Jefferson County Public Schools | Facebook

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The Norman Conquest is usually told through banners, cavalry charges, and the Battle of Hastings. But medieval history often turns on smaller moments—the kind soldiers remember because they feel like fate. When William of Normandy landed at Pevensey Bay in 1066, some chronicles report that he slipped as he stepped ashore and fell forward into the sand. In an army trained to read omens, it looked awful. A leader stumbling on the first step of an invasion could be interpreted as heaven’s warning:

Step into a realm where history and science converge at The Bone Museum, located in the heart of Brooklyn, New York. Our latest video showcases some of our most extraordinary new additions: a dramatic malunion femur fracture with over five inches of displacement, a mandible with a severely broken jaw, and a haunting disarticulated human skull. Of course, no tour of the museum would be complete without a cameo from Bone Jovi, our beloved museum cat and unofficial mascot, who keeps careful watch o