Teen scientist aims to change the world with peanut shells
Arika Kundu, 13, is a top 10 finalist for the 3M Young Scientist Challenge, a nationwide competition that gives middle schoolers the chance to change their world for the better.
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Arika Kundu, 13, is a top 10 finalist for the 3M Young Scientist Challenge, a nationwide competition that gives middle schoolers the chance to change their world for the better.
When something like Artemis II takes place, the hope is that it inspires a new generation of astronauts and scientists. Dr. Nico Adams has advice on how to encourage kids who are interested in STEM.
Travis Loeschen and Celeste Nelson, center directors of Mathnasium, break down some fun, hands-on learning activities for this Valentine's Day.
Hundreds of thousands of visitors check out the Science Museum of Minnesota in St. Paul every year. This year, though, the numbers have declined, as has federal funding.
Last year, WCCO caught up with Max Minakov to show how his Roomba-sized bot could clear driveways. This year, it had a bit of a glow up.
STEM educator Amy Blaubach shows off a simple experiment for kids showing how digestion in our bodies works!
People have been flying into theaters to see “Wicked," which features the very popular song "Defying Gravity." Kitchen Pantry Scientist Liz Heinecke shows off some gravity-defying experiments using magnetism and static electricity.
A DeLaSalle volleyball player loves STEM
Liz Heinecke shares some insect-related outdoor science projects for kids.
Liz Heinecke, the Kitchen Pantry Scientist, shares some cool weather-related experiments.
Olivia Snyder and Shelby Louk with Sylvan Learning share some fun Pi Day activities for the kids.
Kristi Berg, STEM education specialist at the Minnesota Zoo, and students Catherine Cheng and Molly Miller from Valley Crossing Elementary School in Woodbury visit WCCO to talk about a unique event.
Two tribal colleges in northern Minnesota are receiving millions in funding to expand their science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs.
Liz Heinecke, the Kitchen Pantry Scientist, visits WCCO to talk about her new book: "She Can STEM.”
