A gaggle of science buffs unleash their geeky side
Snakes and critters? Sure. Slime and goo? Yep. Robots and technology? You got it.
The city of Tempe, with 60-plus interactive booths and exhibits, called...
Izzy Garcia was that toddler who preferred letters of the alphabet to treasures out of
the toy box. She taught herself to read at age 2, perfected her printing at preschool, and
competed in...
Sports equipment, instructional programming, games, music, snacks and more — they
were all part of Tempe Play Mobile’s free after-school adventure for tweens and teens.
Programming ran weekdays from 3 p.m. - dusk (approximately...
How TUHSD is preparing students for college in an ever-evolving testing arena
The pandemic disrupted the testing landscape for college applicants, sparking debates over the fairness and validity of the SAT and ACT....
Incoming VP vows to reinforce campus’ focus on inclusion, diversity
Students from Corona del Sol and Marcos de Niza high schools may get a glimpse of a new era at Mesa Community College...
Cody Jack Armstrong is like any average seventh grader. He enjoys soccer, especially ASU soccer, has Fathead stickers on his bedroom walls and apparatus for weightlifting in the corner. What Cody also...
If you didn’t know better, you’d think the projects are funded by global foundations led by billionaire philanthropists — Bill and Melinda Gates or Warren Buffett, perhaps — and the research conducted...
In the bustling robotics room at Corona del Sol High School, the sounds of machinery, buzzing conversations, and focused work create an energetic atmosphere. Ben Lewandowski, the president of the student-run robotics...