Can generative A.I. be considered ‘creative’? By Paul Katula • Jun 25, 2024 Whether you think generative AI is conscious or just a tool we humans can use, educators are, in fact, using it.
Northern lights visible farther south in the U.S. By Paul Katula • Jun 22, 2024 The aurora borealis sky show was visible further south in the U.S. than usual in early June. Keep watching those solar activity forecasts.
Heat wave leads to concerns over student health By Paul Katula • Jun 20, 2024 A dome of heat over the Eastern Seaboard has made conditions dangerous for students still in school when buildings have no A.C.
Old Chicago School Buildings Brace for Heat By Paul Katula • Aug 23, 2023 Schools worry about excessive heat covering much of the South and Midwest. Chicago will hit a heat index over 110.
Wildfires in Hawaii Kill at Least 93 By Paul Katula • Aug 13, 2023 Almost 100 people have died and school life interrupted in Maui Co., Hawaii, after the state's deadliest wildfire in a century.
Heat, Smoke, Storms Dominate Weather Patterns By Paul Katula • Jun 30, 2023 Heat waves in the south have brought death, storms in the Midwest have caused power outages, and smoke from wildfires persists.
Corliss students take FAA’s drone-flying license exam By Paul Katula • Nov 27, 2022 A Chicago high school is proud of its new drone-flying licensure prep class, which opens up career opportunities for STEM students.
5-foot lake-effect snowfall in western New York By Paul Katula • Nov 20, 2022 Lake-effect snow from Lake Erie came to western New York communities over the weekend, shattered records, and closed schools.
NASA launches Artemis I to the moon By Paul Katula • Nov 17, 2022 NASA (finally) launched Artemis I to the moon, and thousands of people watched in awe, a Florida student reports.
Hurricane Nicole lays waste to Florida coast By Paul Katula • Nov 10, 2022 Just a few short weeks after Hurricane Ian's destruction, Hurricane Nicole made landfall Thursday, bringing its own destructive storm surge to beaches.