Scouts can learn STEM and experience hot rod racing at the same time
The NHRA Youth in Education Services (YES) program is a natural fit for Scouting America and offers Scouts a chance to learn STEM at the track.
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The NHRA Youth in Education Services (YES) program is a natural fit for Scouting America and offers Scouts a chance to learn STEM at the track.
There’s a solar eclipse coming in three months, and it’s going to be special. So special, in fact, that the BSA is offering a Total Eclipse 2024 Emblem to youth members who complete five simple requirements.
The world has a plastics pollution problem, and one of the more promising solutions is strongly connected to Scouting.
Two of the finalists in the Regeneron Science Talent Search, one of the most esteemed science competitions in the country, are Eagle Scouts.
The Marine STEM Adventure at Sea Base isn’t just about science, technology, engineering and math. It’s also about conservation.
Zach Damon’s passion for advancing the aspirations of people who have disabilities has launched him into a whole other pursuit.
A paper published in Angewandte Chemie, a top chemistry journal, details how this Eagle Scout researcher and his team collected plastic waste from the shores of Catalina Island, treated it with a catalyst and ended up with materials that can be used in pharmaceuticals.
Scouts at the Sea Base have been working on a massive conservation effort in restoring the third largest barrier reef system in the world.
With 3D printers, laser engraving equipment and computer-aided design software and machines at the Sinquefield Invention Lab, Scouts in Missouri’s Great Rivers Council get to make some pretty cool stuff.
Declan Howell set up sampler boxes that track invasive zebra mussels near boating areas in and around Austin, Texas.
Check with local museums or nonprofit organizations to see if they are providing anything specific for Scouts.
Three Eagle Scouts are among the 40 finalists in the 2021 Regeneron Science Talent Search, a nationwide competition for talented students.
“I’ve had a front-row seat during significant moments in space exploration history,” Rachel Brachman says. “I love sharing what I’ve learned.”
Gitanjali Rao, a STEM Scout from Colorado, was interviewed by Angelina Jolie as part being named Time Kid of the Year.
Let’s flip the script: all good news, all the time. Here are five stories of young people stepping up to help their communities during COVID.
Scouts with Troop 125 of Dallas, Texas, recently got to operate a $2 million medical robot, making the Robotics merit badge come to life.
When a need arose, two assistant Scoutmasters found a way to update their troop’s emergency plan and teach Scouts a new skill.
A Life Scout from Mississippi has discovered an innovative new method for recycling one of the planet’s most environmentally damaging substances.
Samuel Ferguson, an Eagle Scout from West Windsor, N.J., received an $80,000 prize for finishing in sixth place in the Regeneron Science Talent Search.
Members of Explorer Post 1194 of the Mecklenburg County Council learn how drones are used in business, use simulators and enjoy plenty of actual flying.
Three Scouts have been named finalists in the Regeneron Science Talent Search, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious STEM competition.
Two Eagle Scouts who attend Texas A&M University have won an engineering prize for their project that could end fall-related deaths at the workplace.
Florida Boy Scouts are heading to Houston to compete in a Lego League robotics championship against teams from around the world.
The Boy Scouts of America announced today that it will build the Transcontinental Pinewood Derby Track — a 2,560-mile wooden course that will begin in San Francisco and end in New York.
Space Camp, like Scouting, puts young people in an environment where all five senses are engaged and STEM learning comes naturally.
The OA Hackathon, held Oct. 6 to 8 in Folsom, Calif., will give Arrowmen a hands-on opportunity to reimagine the way the Order of the Arrow uses technology.
With the Aug. 21, 2017, eclipse now less than a week away, here are some last-minute suggestions for maximizing your viewing experience.
An Eagle Scout from Virginia won the Excel trophy at the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship in Anaheim, Calif.
This Oct. 20 to 22, Scouts and Venturers from around the world will gather for the 2017 Jamboree-on-the-Air and 2017 Jamboree-on-the-Internet.
On Aug. 21, 2017, the solar system serves up a special treat: a total solar eclipse. Like all the best celebrations, this one comes with its own patch.