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Only 3 out of 5 Internet Users Know What Net Neutrality Is—Do You?

By Victoria McNally Nov 25th
Slimy but Satisfying: Termite Species “Ruled” by Genetically Immortal Queens

By Susana Polo Nov 24th
“For Women in Science” Video Inspires With Stories From 10 Real Women in STEM

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 24th
This Hella Old Book of Spells Has Finally Been Deciphered

By Carolyn Cox Nov 24th
The Woman Who Wrote That Barbie Book Says She’s a Feminist, Doesn’t Explain Why Barbie Can’t Code

By Sam Maggs Nov 21st
Microsoft Deploys Freaking Dalek Security Robots, Never Has to Worry About Theft Again

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 21st
Crap on Wheels! The UK’s First Poo-Powered Bus Has Hit the Road!

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 20th
Survey Shows Satire News Programs Inform People Better Than Actual News on Net Neutrality

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 20th
Now You Can Write Your Very Own “Feminist Hacker” Barbie Book Using This Helpful Text Generator

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 19th
A Female PhD Student in Computing Re-Wrote That Horrible “Barbie Computer Engineer” Book and Made It Awesome

By Sam Maggs Nov 19th
This Is Tony Hawk Finally Taking a Real Hoverboard for a Spin, and We Want Our Own Right Now Please

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 18th
A Five-Year-Old Passed the Microsoft IT Technician Exam. Seriously.

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 18th
Explaining How Cats Get High, and Other Cat-Related Chemistry Lessons

By Victoria McNally Nov 17th
New Study Strengthens the Idea That Sexuality Is Influenced by Genetics

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 17th
Amazing Ads for Canada’s Science World Museum Could Get Anyone Into Science

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 17th
Nerds Without Borders Saves Tiny Baby Adorable Turtles With Kindhearted Science

By Sam Maggs Nov 14th
Little Girl Asks Neil deGrasse Tyson How She Can “Help The Earth,” His Response Is Adorable

By Victoria McNally Nov 14th
The Best Way to Get Girls Into Science and Tech? Help Them Become “Makers,” Says Intel

By Victoria McNally Nov 14th
Hey, Remember When Coding Software Was Considered “Women’s Work?”

By Victoria McNally Nov 14th
New Study Shows Playing Video Games Actually Makes You a Better Learner

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 13th