We have been so inspired by all of the holiday parties hosted this holiday season that we declared Friday official Connecticut Science Center staff PJ
If the bridge by Our Changing Earth’s entry looks familiar, there’s a reason. According to recent freeway counts by FHI and Connecticut’s Department of Transportation,
A version of this commentary was previously published in the Journal Inquirer on Nov 5, 2019 Issuing a clear and compelling warning to residents of
The urban heat island effect (UHI) may not be at the forefront of your mind in November. This year-round phenomena is more noticeable in the
How do you get people to care? That’s the question of the day when it comes to climate change. It’s asked by everyone from political
Nothing happens overnight. Devra Sisitsky, a serial entrepreneur and the Executive Director of MakerspaceCT, read an article about makerspaces in 2014 and felt moved to
It’s been three weeks since Science Straight Up nudged me toward swapping throwaway coffee cups with a reusable mug. How did I do? It was
After a forty year hiatus, the Jumping Frog Contest returned to the Mark Twain House & Museum, only with a twist: the 2019 winner was
Something that “Our Changing Earth” drives home is the need for resilience. Extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and intensifying in impact, and it
It’s been one week since we started the #21DayEarthChallenge and I am in it to win it. Day One: It’s not as if there were
Is there a better way to celebrate the opening of the Connecticut Science Center’s “Our Changing Earth” exhibit than to plunge right into the hard
Tasked with planning the office holiday party, but don’t want to ruin it, Dwight Schrute style? It needs to be fun — but not so
Bleak and frigid January may be when you think about setting new goals, but several cultures celebrate the new year in Autumn. Today is as
WARNING: The following article contains spoilers for Avengers: Endgame, Avengers: Infinity War, Spider-Man: Far From Home and the first issue of The Avengers (1963). Jack
Launching a major new initiative aimed at inspiring Connecticut’s young people to embrace expanding career opportunities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), the Connecticut
