Monday's Google Doodle illustration commemorates Juneteenth, an annual federal holiday on June 19 that celebrates the liberation of Black enslaved people in the United States. The Doodle was created ...

The annual Google Doodle contest is back, and with it comes a fresh batch of competition winners. The competition, which has run in the U.S. since 2008, highlights some of the most creative and ...

Google Doodles — those artistic changes to Google’s usual logo, created to celebrate an event or honor a significant person — can teach, inspire and, at the very least, add some fun to your day. The ...

As Juneteenth celebrations kick off globally to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States post-Civil War, a timely piece of art will serve as a reminder for anyone who uses Google’s search ...

On August 30, 1998, Google employees ditched work and headed to Burning Man, the hippie gathering in Black Rock Desert, NV. They left a cryptic message on Google's homepage: Burning Man's symbol ...

Japanese American artist Ruth Asawa (1926–2013), known for her intricate looped wire sculptures, will be the subject of the next Google Doodle, as the search engine will change its homepage logo to ...

We’ve all noticed the drawings that temporarily replace or embellish Google’s logo on the website’s homepage on holidays, special events, or days commemorating important historical figures. For the ...