STEM

Just because your kids are on winter break, doesn’t mean they should take a break from learning. With these kids craft subscription boxes, you can keep them excited about learning while exploring their creativity too!

On September 8, Build Mothers Build the World will be hosting the Women in STEM event. The discussion will be about how to navigate being a woman in the STEM fields, as well as how employers and employees can help There will also be a discussion on how to balance being a Mom in STEM. Below...

Twenty-four students from across Wyoming will have an opportunity to explore the interdisciplinary sciences during the Teton STEM Academy from July 10-18 on the University of Wyoming campus. These campers are chosen based on demonstrated interest and academic potential in math, science, astronomy, and space, as well as having a 'B' average...

The University of Wyoming will be virtually hosting 270 junior and senior high school female students for the Women in STEM Conference on May 18. This event will take place between 9-11 am on Zoom and is designed to spark a passion in the STEM fields...

To encourage kids in grades K-6 to learn more about how STEM can apply to their daily lives WY STEM is launching a month of free videos and education.

This award goes to the top city in each state that demonstrates exceptional dedication to advancements in STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

“The world could use more teachers like Mrs. Strube,” Hudson adds.

"The Michael B. Enzi STEM Facility is a perfect reflection of the man," read McGinity. "Give people an opportunity to learn, to interact, to share -- and in an environment that works for them -- and they will achieve great things."

The first-ever STEM Saturday will give nearly 200 K-12 students and parents from across Wyoming the opportunity to participate in three hands-on activities in the new Michael B. Enzi STEM Facility. The event will run from 9:15 a.m. to 1:05 p...

The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees has selected a Wyoming firm to serve as construction manager at risk for a major upgrade of facilities for UW’s College of Engineering and Applied Science.