Minority schools more likely to call the cops By Press Release • Jul 28, 2015 Research at Penn State confirms that zero-tolerance is biased against blacks & minorities and may deprive them of needed care.
Chesapeake focuses educators on environment By Paul Katula • Jul 22, 2015 A program aimed at Md. educators strives to improve their understanding of the ecosystem and economy of the Chesapeake Bay.
New Horizons spacecraft talks to Earth from Pluto By Paul Katula • Jul 15, 2015 Images of Pluto and its moons have started arriving back on Earth after a historic fly-by. We're proud to be American.
U.Md. prof plays prisoner's dilemma as extra credit By Paul Katula • Jul 13, 2015 A classic game-theory approach is used in a U.Md. classroom to shed some light on human nature for students.
Teen spots math issue at Boston museum By Paul Katula • Jul 9, 2015 An "error" found by a 10th grader in a museum's Golden Ratio exhibit turned out to be an alternative representation.
Lack of education as deadly as smoking By Press Release • Jul 8, 2015 A new study links death to education differences. Variation in the risk of death across education levels has widened considerably.
Taxis with no drivers could help environment By Press Release • Jul 7, 2015 Taxis with no drivers could yield save us in terms of protecting the environment & spurring the development of alternative energy.
Girls make shoes at W.Va. engineering camp By Paul Katula • Jul 3, 2015 A W.Va. camp lets girls show their talents in fashion and explore engineering in designing shoes. Other STEM subjects were also explored.
Dermatologists note a decline in indoor tanning By Paul Katula • Jul 1, 2015 Use of indoor tanning facilities declined a little, which is good, because using them causes cancer. If only the Md. Gen. Assy. would figure that out.
Re-engaging the 'music helps math' debate By Paul Katula • Jun 29, 2015 Occasionally articles link music to math ability, suggesting the only reason we should support music ed is that it helps kids with their math.