Bronx teacher Carolina Castro-Skehan discusses her journey from cosmetics to the classroom, her work on state Regents exams, and using hydroponics to grow food for the community.

Jake Sawin said he was “living the dream” by helping prepare dinosaur fossils to be exhibited at the Putnam Museum in Davenport.

From two laptops on a table in his Española apartment, Kenneth Jones II monitors a tapestry of seismic activity more than a ...

CASTAIC, Calif. (KABC) -- While rain thankfully relieves the risk of fires, it can bring its own hazards such as landslides. And experts say it was likely a landslide that was behind the major rupture ...

Although areas of study across UW Oshkosh have struggled to replace equipment in recent years due to the university’s financial situation, the geology department has been able to keep its technology ...

The geology and science behind oil drilling can be quite interesting and important for understanding which companies are the right fit for your investment. When people talk about oil drilling, many of ...

ABSTRACT: Red clay is prone to stability problems in engineering due to its high porosity ratio, strong hydrophilicity, and high sensitivity of strength to water content. Traditional improvement ...

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Most courses are field-oriented and include day-long field trips in the local Colorado Front Range and multiday, sometimes multi-week, trips through Colorado and into New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, and ...

Tuesday, Nov 11, 2025 • Greg Pederson : Isabella Rios will graduate in May and plans to continue her studies in Earth and environmental sciences in graduate school. Isabella Rios became interested in ...

ORONO, Maine — Inside a geology lab at the University of Maine, graduate researcher Lauren Madsen carefully studies rock samples taken from northern Maine. These samples come from a little-known ...

Friederike Koerting, a hyperspectral geologist and entrepreneur, is the next speaker in the University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources’ (SER) Distinguished Speaker Series Friday, Oct. 24.