The total solar eclipse coming up on August 21 will be visible from 14 states across the continent of North America and will dim the sun nearly 100% for more than two minutes. The rest of the continent will experience a still impressive partial solar eclipse.
Subaru and AAAS are teaming up once again to bring science books to schools nationwide. Stop in at your local dealership to personalize a bookplate for nearby students.
Day trips and weekend jaunts to STEM-centric destinations can be a great way to shake off the summer doldrums.
Judith Li shares the story behind her award-winning book, Ricky's Atlas: Mapping a Land on Fire.
While this African lizard may nor be able to sling webs like your favorite comic book hero, it can climb walls.
Southern New England, now in its second year of a gypsy moth outbreak, is finally seeing some relief, thanks to a fungus that went dormant during an extended drought in the region and a virus that spreads like the common cold.
Sara Levine shares the story behind her 2017 award-winning picture book, Tooth by Tooth.
New fossils found in a cave in Morocco move the date of the first Homo sapiens back 100,000 years to more than 300,000 years ago.
The giant kangaroo rat has adapted to living in a dry grassland climate by surviving on the water they extract from the dry seeds they eat.
Encourage an active, refreshing summer with hands-on learning.
