News 25's Toni Miles interviews Sam Evans of United Way of South Mississippi about the VROOM Program by United Way of South MS for parents with young children who are interested in Science. For more information please goto www.joinvroom.org
From thoughts to action restoration on the Gulf Coast: that's the theme and goal of the 2016 Bays and Bayous Symposium. The event being held at the Coast Coliseum brings together scientists and restoration practitioners every two years to give…
News 25's Laurene Callander tells us about the Pathways2Possibilities career expo happening today at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum.
The brightest moon in almost 69 years is lighting up night skies all around the world this week. It’s called the Super Moon, a term MGCCC Instructor of Chemistry and Physics Van Stringfellow says was coined back in 1979. The…
A piece of space exploration history is coming back to life and is being used for a new mission: to educate and inspire. A piece of the Apollo 19, the rocket that sent mankind to the moon, made its way…
Tragedies like hurricanes and oil spills have caused a need for more ocean studies. The University of Southern Miss will have a school just for that right here on the Gulf Coast. Today, Southern Miss announced their new School of…
Tourists thought they had discovered an underwater 'lost city' close to the Greek island of Zakynthos. Turns out it all results from a natural phenomenon.
Mercury passes past the sun for the first time in a decade.
Bigelow Aerospace is building space habitats for the public. Get an exclusive tour inside one of their prototypes, and see where we would live in space.
The Hubble Telescope captured a new image of Bubble Nebula, a massive dust and gas cloud 8,000 light-years away, giving us the best view to date.
Have you ever tried to solve a Rubik’s Cube in less than five minutes? Well, there’s a machine that’s built to do just that. It was built by a local student here on the Coast. It’s just one of the…
News 25's Bryan Kennedy interviews Dr. Scott Milroy about his Field Methods in Marine Science: From Measurements to Models.
Robots, coding, and programming all seem like foreign concepts to many adults but a classroom full of fifth graders at Ocean Springs Upper Elementary makes it all look simple. News 25’s Laurene Callander caught up with these tech wizards on…
Science students at Stone Middle School tested out Newton’s Laws of Motion by performing egg drops at different heights and racing self-made cars using balloons as power sources
Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic hosts the Chevron S.T.E.M. ZONE to teach students the value of science, technology, engineering, and math.
Collaboration with DonorsChoose.org generated $50,000 to help fund 36 eligible classroom projects for local public school teachers and students.
Advances in technology have caused lawmakers and teachers to reinforce science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, also called S.T.E.M. courses, in the classroom.
This Saturday, INFINITY expects an estimated 500 middle school students to attend “Rockets to the Rescue,” a N.A.S.A./Stennis Space Center Education Department aerospace engineering challenge.
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (M.G.C.C.C.) was named to the 2015 S.T.E.M. Jobs Approved College list by Victory Media.