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“Should I be in Mensa?” Meet Mensan artists and authors, educators and innovators from every walk of life — all members who've decided it was the right fit for them.

The Mensa Voucher Program leverages the strength of our membership to identify and encourage others to test or submit evidence to qualify for membership for free.

The shadow of the moon will provide an enlightening moment on Aug. 21, particularly for a lucky segment of the United States.

Business cards let you proudly introduce yourself and your Local Group. Local Group officers have access to recruitment cards through Mensa's Materials Request at no charge.

Nearly 1,500 Mensans celebrated the week with late nights and more than 300 lectures and programs on subjects as varied as the attendees themselves, many basking in the sunshine of the Hollywood, Fla., beach.

With pride, we celebrate those local groups and individuals within our ranks that continue to go above and beyond to make American Mensa the great organization that it is.

"Gifted" highlights the rewards and challenges of raising a intellectually gifted child. Producer Karen Lunder shares how research played a substantial role in making the film feel authentic.

The American Mensa Annual Business Meeting (ABM) will take place at 9 a.m. on July 7, in conjunction with the Annual Gathering in Hollywood, Fla.

Learn how to easily leverage simple, cost-effective digital advertising to attract more potential new members to your Local Group test sessions using Google's AdWords advertising platform.

As renewal season kicks off, it’s time to remind members how American Mensa helps them keep their intellectual priorities a constant as their worlds change.

Access and distribution to month-end reports will now be based on pertinent leadership positions, streamlining changeover periods for local groups and helping staff be more responsive to requests for assistance.

American Mensa lost a character — and a bit of its personality — with the passing of longtime member Marc Lederman. He died Saturday at the age of 56.

Stephen Petranek, whose book How We’ll Live on Mars inspired a new Nat Geo series about the red planet, believes humans will walk on Mars by 2027 and colonize the planet soon after. He detailed for the Bulletin his reasons for optimism.

The new Association Management System (AMS) rolled out Nov. 14, with a smooth transition and minimal service interruptions. For the average member, access to our website and their member data are fully functioning.

At the end of October, when ghosts, ghouls and goblins appear with greater frequency on TV and in movies, there’s another ghastly horror that gets decidedly less play but whose cinematic perseverance proves hauntingly enduring.

Mensan Heather Cleary has visited nearly all of the 58 U.S. National Parks. She's visited parks from Alaska’s Denali to the Florida Everglades, with Heather doing justice to the amazing sights along the way as ably as any photographer can.

From the windows, not yet mended landscapes recall human history’s bloodiest conflict. That’s when chance appoints two travelers with a penchant for pondering man’s potential.

If intelligent people cannot understand data displays, you have to consider what is wrong with the data displays. To be effective wholesale, we need data to be over-the-counter.