As pickleball continues to surge in popularity across the United States, communities are facing an unexpected challenge: noise.

Every April 1st, the world joins in a tradition of playful pranks, jokes, and surprises — all in good fun. While some tricks are downright silly, did you know that humour involving ears, hearing, and mishearing has been around for centuries?

Sound isn’t just for music or speech — it’s now being harnessed in exciting new ways, from mapping the seafloor to, believe it or not, moving objects underwater without ever touching them

Every year on the 3rd of March, the World Health Organization (WHO) shines a spotlight on hearing health with World Hearing Day. It’s a time to raise awareness, promote early detection, and champion efforts to prevent hearing loss worldwide

We often think of plants as silent, passive organisms — but recent research suggests they might be more listening than we realised.

If you’ve ever experienced that persistent ringing, bussing, or humming in your ears — you’re not alone.

Every year during Tinnitus Awareness Week, we take a moment to shine a light on this often misunderstood condition — the persistent ringing, bussing, or humming that can disrupt your day and affect your sleep. But did you know ?

Today, we celebrate National Reading Day — a special occasion dedicated to inspiring a love of books among children and highlighting the vital role literacy plays in their growth.