Even if we mapped every genome, mathematics would still confront us with unending questions Dr Reyaz Ahmad “Mathematics is the only infinite human activity,” the legendary problem-poser Paul Erdős ...

Abington Heights Sixth grader Packy Lotz signed up for the Special Olympics Polar Plunge, a fundraising event that helps support life skills students and the Special Olympics. He said that last ...

By 10am at Masasa Community Day Secondary School in Mzuzu City, Ndaona Mulungu’s chemistry class is in full swing. When he asks a question, hands shoot up—mostly boys. In the back row, several desks ...

RIDE 6 offers an immersive and accessible motorcycle racing experience with a vast selection of bikes, tracks, and a deep ...

Teaching is not just about delivering knowledge; it is about creating a meaningful learning experience. For this, educators must carefully select subject matter, organize content effectively, ...

Feb. 8, 2026, 81 years well lived: Robi H. Bendorf was born on Dec. 26, 1944, in an attic in Holland while his family was in hiding. A Holocaust survivor, he immigrated to the United States at 2 ½ ...

Mikel Brown Jr. had just scored 45 points, and the smile told you everything you needed to know about what it took to get ...

While academic stars struggle with real-world complexity, research reveals that genuinely intelligent people share seven unexpected traits—from admitting ignorance to changing their minds—that have ...

Visit Arizona’s famous Four Corners landmark, where you can stand in Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico all at once.

Wright was the first person ever to celebrate a touchdown. His legacy—from segregated Carver to UH glory—is much bigger than any dance.

Most of us have probably cheated on a test or an essay assignment and got away with. However, teachers don’t make it the ...

A beloved and brilliant teacher and scholar who secured a seat at the liberal arts table for Bates theater, Andrucki died Feb. 8, 2026, at age 80. A faculty member for 47 years, he was among the ...