Emele Lasaqa’s many scientific interests can be mapped back to her hometown of Lautoka, Fiji. Emele and her family are natives of Verata, Ucunivanua, a chiefdom located in the nearby Tailevu province of Fiji. It’s there that she discovered her love of geoscience and sustainability as a high school student….

As the end of the year approaches, one thing we know is coming (or has already come) is lots of snow! Millions of individual snowflakes falling from the clouds, forming smooth white blankets over our cars, houses, yards, and streets. Now, we know that snow falling

We are excited to showcase two NEW STEAM-inspired activities this month…

Science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM as it’s been commonly referred, have widely been male-dominated industries…

Art doesn’t have to be limited to paper, canvas, pencil, and paint; our world is a digital one and so it only makes sense that we include digital art in our art classes. Teaching our children digital art and design skills… 

Minecraft has been around in some form for almost a decade now, but in recent years it has become the game for kids to play. Due to its sandbox design….

Makerspaces are a vast asset in education as they allow people to become more than consumers of technology. Instead, these spaces allow people …

Depending on where you live, dealing with snow may be an unavoidable hassle on your daily commute, so why not make the best of it by bringing it into the classroom with you? No two snowflakes are alike. This is common knowledge. But do you know the story behind how it was discovered? Wilson “Snowflake” Bentley was a pioneer in the science of snow…