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Light pollution outshines the stars in Chicago
Artificial light opened the door for many nighttime activities, but it closed the door for astronomy in large cities.
"Computational thinking" critical for new K-12 standards
At a a workshop at Niles North High School, educators got an update on a new proposal to use "computational thinking" to strengthen K-12 science and math learning.
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