Science Blog

Human Health & Evolutionary Medicine: Exploring the Intersection of Environment, Genetics, and Culture

Posted October 5, 2022

Curator Perspectives

Dr. Gavin Svenson and Dr. Nicole Burt share their thoughts on the Museum's future Biological Processes Wing.

Posted October 5, 2022

The Economic Value of the Transformation

Posted August 11, 2022

By Community. For Community.

Posted August 10, 2022

Increasing Access & Engagement: Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation Grant

Posted August 9, 2022

Transformation in Motion: Elevating Educational Programming

Posted August 8, 2022

Making History Our Legacy: Donors Larry and Sally Sears Reflect On What Our Museum Means to Them

Posted August 4, 2022

Making History for Future Generations: Vanessa and Woods King Carry On Their Family’s Tradition of Support

Posted August 4, 2022

Making History Their Future: How Board Member Susan Donlan’s Children Inspired Her Passion

Posted August 1, 2022

Museum Launches Planned Giving Website

We are pleased to announce a new, user-friendly resource for Cleveland Museum of Natural History donors.

Posted April 22, 2022

Goodbye (for Now) to Happy, Hello to Dippy!

As part of our transformation project, the Museum is working to de-install our iconic sauropod specimen, Haplocanthosaurus delfsi, affectionately known as "Happy.”

Posted January 7, 2022

Museum Completely Reconceptualizes All Exhibits

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History will break ground on a $150 million expansion and transformation on June 24, 2021.

Posted June 22, 2021