Mystery Books Last updated: July 3, 2025 by Common Sense Media The best mystery books are the ones that keep you guessing until the very end. These suspenseful stories will keep all age groups turning ...

Arts sees a 2% drop between 2023 & 2024.In 2013, 13.4 lakh girls passed Class XII in the science stream; by 2024, the number had more than doubled to 28.1 lakh — a 110% increase. Overall, 36.3 ...

I have a message for my fellow students from small towns: If you feel called to science, even just a little bit, go for it. Even if your science grades are low, just go for it.

PHOENIXVILLE, Pa., June 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Edge of Cinema's podcast Stories From the Top is proud to release a special new episode featuring acclaimed comedian, inventor, and television creator ...

Overall, the Science Fair is a chance to highlight students’ curiosity about the scientific process. “My favorite part about being at the Science Fair is looking at my Science Fair project and seeing ...

The Project Lead the Way computer science courses are part of the new Computer Science Innovation Career Pathway at the middle high school. The end-of-course assessments evaluate students not only ...

The “Dragon” Man skull, which was discovered in 1933 by a laborer in Harbin City, China, was long shrouded in mystery. Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology of the Chinese Academy of ...

The Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad has led to an extensive investigation as officials seek to determine the cause of the tragedy that claimed 270 lives. The wreckage, including the aircraft's tail ...

Mystery and misdirection give shape to what we’re still learning how to feel. They let us hover in the uncertainty, stretch the moment before truth, and linger inside questions that don’t demand ...

Students in the Scranton School District STEMM Academy are at Keystone College this week participating in a weeklong camp. The “Exploring the Environmental ‘Ologies’” camp allows the 26 ...

Students do not get college credit for the program, however they stay in campus dorms and get to experience college, a real-world lab, and build a science community.

Pope Leo XIV encouraged young astronomy students at the Vatican this week to “be generous in sharing what you learn and what you experience, as best you can and however you can.” ...