Front of mind for most people is the risk of flooding, but David Phillips thinks the region's in pretty good shape. With people stuck at home and worried about their future, there is no better time to ...

The snow has melted, flowers are beginning to bloom, and students and faculty are springing into science. The Kennedy College of Sciences hosted its fourth annual “Spring into Science: A Celebration ...

We’re ready for spring! This is the time of year when we enjoy spending homeschool days outdoors — reading in the clubhouse, math on the patio, gardening and observing nature. A science notebook is a ...

This article has been updated for the start of this year's spring. Like the Science Times page on Facebook. | Sign up for the Science Times newsletter. With the recent vernal equinox, the Northern ...

While we are stuck at home and worried, there is no better time to remind ourselves of the wonders of spring. In today’s Science of Spring, Tom Spears looks at early flowers and insects — easy to miss ...

In generations past, the arrival of spring meant not just warming days, chirping birds and frolicking baby animals, but also an energy-intensive project for homemakers: spring cleaning. After a winter ...

Mounting evidence suggests spring is occurring earlier as a result of climate change. While that may sound like good news, the truth is, it can wreak havoc on our environment. While colder ...

We’ve all heard about spring fever, although medically speaking, it’s not really an illness. Instead, it refers to a change in our behaviour that happens to align with the changing of the seasons. On ...

The moment winter becomes spring is upon us. Sometimes also known as the "vernal equinox," the day marks the day when day and night are almost equal everywhere around the world. But this year, spring ...

During a normal May, Jill Anderson would be loading a U-Haul with supplies, saying goodbye to her family, and driving west from her home in Athens, Georgia, to an abandoned silver mining town high in ...