Eye On Education: Math On The Merrimack River
Math teachers are taking advantage of a local historic treasure for their lessons.
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Math teachers are taking advantage of a local historic treasure for their lessons.
A 10-year-old girl is trying to change the Constitution because she is not eligible to become president.
A historic mansion in Manchester, NH is priced to move, literally.
The controversial standardized test could replace the MCAS all across the state.
Beacon Academy is a program in Boston that is the only one of its kind in the country.
It was a day to be pampered, for breast cancer survivors and women still in treatment, courtesy of the New England Patriots.
Users enter their destination, then they can contact friends or family to virtually walk with them.
Technology often helps teachers in the classroom add to the educational experience. But sometimes, access to technology can help students create opportunities for themselves.
First we had raindrops falling on our heads; now it's acorns. But why?
Pope Francis arrived in Philadelphia for his final weekend in the United States.
The work of a chaplain at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester will take center stage during the largest, most public event of Pope Francis' trip to America.
Pope Francis is expected to speak to the United Nations General Assembly and visit The National September 11 Memorial & Museum Friday.
More than a million pilgrims are expected to jam Philadelphia during Pope Francis' visit this weekend. Among them, families from the gay community, including one from Hyde Park.
The Pope's historic speech to Congress is coming Thursday morning.
Congressman Stephen Lynch has given Sister Barbara Rogers, headmistress of Newton Country Day School of the Sacred Heart, his extra ticket to sit in the gallery for the pope's speech.
We are witnessing the first Pope from Latin America visiting the first African-American president at The White House.
Pope Francis arrives Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Joint Base Andrews where he'll be greeted by the President and First Lady. Buckle up - the pope loves surprises!
The 12-year-old won an essay contest for one of the hottest tickets in the nation.
A Massachusetts representative will be introducing a bill to study whether the state should adopt a different way for college students to pay their tuition.
The virtual world is now a reality in the classroom at Northeast Regional Vocational High School in Wakefield thanks to zSpace Technology.
The aquarium offers internships and volunteer opportunities for high school students all year long.
The company that produces the overdose reversal drug naloxone has agreed to pay Massachusetts $325,000 to help offset the drug's cost.
A new park in Wilbraham dons a sparkly pink sign, remnant of the shining personality of a young woman gone too soon.
Bringing the excitement of theater to city kids who may not otherwise be able to have the experience. That's the goal of The Performing Project in Lawrence.
Sara Bareilles spoke to WBZ-TV's Liam Martin and Paula Ebben about her first musical, called "Waitress," at the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge.
