Today's Google Doodle is a snake game you can play by clicking the banner at Google.com. The goal is to consume while not running into the walls or the snake's tail. With each item consumed, the snake ...

Google Doodles are a tool on the company’s homepage that are often used to highlight world issues, historic events, and celebrations around the globe. The homepage for Google Search is one of the most ...

Google might feature the artwork of a Mason kindergartener on their search page for a day. Talia Perera, who attends Mason Early Childhood Center, was named a finalist for the 16th annual Doodle for ...

May 30—A talented Sunman/Dearborn-based student could soon have his art on the Google homepage for hundreds of millions to see. Google is announcing the 55 State and Territory winners in its Doodle ...

Born of a whim, Google’s mutating logo is its most creative asset By 2006, portraits of figures like author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle were more ambitious.Google Contact us at letters@time.com ...

Mt. Blue Middle School student Olivia Fish stands with her doodle on Wednesday, May 22, in the hallway of the school. Fish is one of 55 winners across the country in the Doodle for Google art contest ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Allison Rhee, an Irvine elementary school ...

In its annual tribute to Thanksgiving, Google has revealed a cheerful and festive Doodle that captures the spirit of the holiday. It features scenes from a Thanksgiving parade full of lively floats ...

Two local students are in the running to have their artwork displayed on Google's search page for a day. Doodle for Google is an annual art contest that invites students in grades K-12 to create their ...

homepage adjustments. Referred to as “doodles,” these logo alterations were created to add a little eye-catching fun to Google.com. Last year, the search engine giant famously converted its logo into ...

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 ...