A student from Guam designed a new fungicide to protect crops during her participation in the Summer Science Program, held this year at Chadron State College in Nebraska.

Correction appended 9 U.S. eighth graders are less prepared to be the scientists of tomorrow than they were before the ...

A team of South African students from Star College makes history at the iWISE Global Science Olympiad, earning eight ...

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UTRA stipends allow students to collaborate with faculty members on research in a range of disciplines during the summer.

California’s decade-long push to revolutionize science education through hands-on, inquiry-based learning has yielded little ...

Former Macalester College animal laboratory workers joined distinguished alumni and more than 130 mental health professionals ...

The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association recently recognized long-time Grove School District science instructor ...

WASHINGTON, August 20, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Eighty-three percent of U.S. college students believe that animals should not be used in classroom teaching laboratories if the animals are killed ...

At the end of the semester, Kelly gifted all her professors crocheted items and gave Guertin a scarf. When Guertin saw it, she told Kelly she should combine her passion for crocheting with marine ...

The largest donation in school history marks the lead commitment for a new $300 million facility and investments in ...

WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Eighty-three percent of U.S. college students believe that animals should not be used in classroom teaching laboratories if the animals are killed afterward and if other ...