What do science and football have in common? As it turns out, a lot. Stewartville Middle School science teacher and high school football coach Brandon Hoth had a unique opportunity to share how he ...

Pour some milk in a dish (whole milk works best, but honestly, use whatever’s not expired), drop in some food coloring, then touch it with a dish soap-dipped cotton swab. The colors will scatter like ...

The school recently initiated a STREAM program, which incorporates science, technology, religion, engineering, art and mathematics in the classroom.

On a recent edition of “CT BUZZ,” Host Natasha Lubczenko welcomed Dan Pinkerton, Area Manager, Lea Allen, Operations Manager, and Jack DiMatteo, General Manager, ...

Cub Scout troops from across the Twin Valley Council area of Scouting America will descend on Fairmont’s Cedar Point Scout Camp Saturday, Oct. 11. The Twin Valley Council includes Mankato, St. Peter, ...

Secretary Robert F. Kennedy’s focus on identifying causes of autism risks setting scientific research back decades.

Have you ever looked up and wondered why the sky wears a shade of blue? The answer lies in a fascinating science hiding above us.

Alberta teachers are set to go on a province-wide strike on Oct. 6, 2025, which will disrupt classes for more than 700,000 students across 2,500 schools. The strike follows months of failed contract ...

Researchers develop experimental method to convert skin cells into eggs, potentially allowing older women and same-sex couples to have genetically related children.

Many school districts use decodable books to help teach kids how to read, and their use is increasing due to their alignment with the Science of Reading. In fact, parents may have decodable books on ...

According to the authors, the study is the first and largest study of this kind to look at long COVID following reinfection in young people. In the final “first infection” group, there were 123,644 ...

Minnesota students’ science test scores dropped this year amid news science standards, according to the state Department of Education. Overall, 25.7% of students met or exceeded the new standards.