Education Department starts sending financial aid data to colleges after months of delays

After months of delays and technical hiccups, some colleges and universities have started to receive federal data they need to put together financial aid offers for incoming students.

HousingWire Selects CFO David Dam as 2024 Finance Leader

ATTOM CFO David Dam: HousingWire Finance Leaders award for strategic financial acumen and innovation, unlocking progress in housing

Museum of Nuclear Science hosts adults-only STEM night

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Southwest Central Region Science Fair held at Gateway to Science

Two of this year’s judges were KFYR meteorologists Kevin Lawrence and Jacob Morse.

3D Imaging For Natural Science

It isn’t that unusual for a home lab to have a microscope, but wouldn’t it be cool to have a CT scanner? Well, you probably won’t anytime soon, but if you are interested in scans …

Students showed off their STEM skills at 74th annual L.A. County Science Fair

Science teachers in L.A. and Pasadena school districts and Roman Catholic Archdiocese of L.A. created the fair long ago.

Inspiring the Next Generation: Women in Science Conference at SD Mines

RAPID CITY, S.D. - Approximately 835 middle school girls are expected to attend the annual Women in Science Conference at South Dakota Mines on Tuesday, March 12. The conference, aimed

Firefighters paddle under Vancouver's Science World to extinguish fire

Vancouver Fire Rescue Service first attempted unsuccessfully to put out the fire with the high pressure stream from a large fire boat.

Clovis North student advances science project that previously made her a top 30 nationwide finalist

This week, students from around Fresno County will compete in a science fair. For one Clovis North freshman, she's entering an experiment she's been working on for years.

Live at Gateway To Science for the Southwest Central Region Science Fair

Two of this year’s judges were KFYR’s meteorologists Kevin Lawrence and Jacob Morse.

Live at at Gateway To Science for the Southwest Central Region Science Fair

Two of this year’s judges were KFYR’s meteorologists Kevin Lawrence and Jacob Morse.

Southwest Central Region Science Fair held at Gateway To Science

Two of this year’s judges were KFYR’s meteorologists Kevin Lawrence and Jacob Morse.

X-ray fluorescence assists Purdue Health Sciences undergraduates with exposure science, environmental health and toxicology research – News | College of Health and Human Sciences

While medical school is Health Sciences senior Anthony Bovenschen's goal after graduation, the four years he spent in assistant professor Jae Park’s lab have been formative and valuable for him as a future medical professional.

Quantum leap for UK and Germany science and research links

New partnership to turbocharge science and research links signed by UK and Germany.

Harleton High School students advance to regional, state science fairs

Harleton High School held their District Science Fair on Jan. 11. There were 54 projects in biology, chemistry and physics. Students began their projects in August with research, design, implementation

NASA moves ahead with deep space exploration, Earth science despite funding cuts

Unleash your inner scientist: MSI's spring events unveiled

The Museum of Science and Industry will celebrate science all spring long with exhibits ranging from solar eclipses to robots to James Bond.

‘Mystery’ star-like creature among 100 new marine species discovered near New Zealand

Scientists reported they found about 100 potential new deep-sea species — including one mystery creature — during an expedition off the coast of New Zealand.

Rochester Museum and Science Center’s events leading up to the eclipse

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — It has been nearly 100 years since Rochester has experienced a total solar eclipse, and now we are just weeks away from experiencing another. The Rochester Museum and Scien…

Most Ohio schools have already embraced ‘science of reading,’ survey shows

The policy requires educators to use English language arts and reading intervention materials from a state-approved list and complete professional development coursework, beginning in the 2024-2025 school year.