Kayakers paddle indoors during cold Montana winters
Jason Shreder owns an indoor rafting and kayaking business in Montana. Residents say it’s perfect for when it’s too cold outside to hit the rivers. Read More
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Small Texas town is home to hip hop and transgender understanding
What’s it like living in a small town in Western Texas? If you relied on traditional tropes for a “middle of nowhere” spot, you might… Read More
Restoring the Bay Area’s wetlands one native plant at a time
The San Francisco Bay’s wetlands are disappearing at an alarming rate due to encroaching development, leaving the local ecosystem at risk. Moreover, the wetlands can store… Read More
Hacking brogrammers
As high school freshmen, these San Mateo High School students felt intimidated when they went to Programming Club and found themselves surrounded by 37 boys. Read More
Students build self-driving cars at Ten80 STEM Expo
The Ten80 Expo travels around the nation challenging educators and students to rethink how to engage with science, technology, engineering and math. Earlier this school… Read More
Ice cream just got cooler
A local Miami ice cream shop is reinventing the traditional treat by mixing up the elements. . Produced by students at Alonzo and Tracy Mourning… Read More
In the outdoors, students, fungi and bacteria do the teaching
Students at Beaverton Health and Science School report on a fresh approach to science education. Camp Magruder, an outdoor school in Rockaway Beach, Oregon, partners with local… Read More
Mr. Congeniality
Adrian Salas is the only male dancer on his high school’s Lariettes dance team. Many at Mesquite High School consider this brave, but according to… Read More
Shake it off
Sean Varner began taking dance classes at age 6. Despite teasing from his peers, Varner dances ballet, tap, jazz, broadway and hip hop as a… Read More
Stand up for it
Only 14 percent of engineers in the U.S. are women and just a fraction of that are Native American. April Walker, a Native American engineer… Read More