Athina gets advice from Dr. Cynthia Colon on how to write the dreaded college admissions essay.
Category - Season 22
We meet the winners of the “Driving the Message” contest which is run by the student organization Teens in the Driver Seat.
In “If At First” Emily tells us how Lady Gaga’s initial failures didn’t hold her back or get in the way of achieving great success.
Benjamin tells us how the fear of war ended up creating a test, thousands of high school students take every year – the Advanced Placement Exam.
In this special report sponsored by the NRSF, Breleigh takes us to Six Flags Great Adventure for the 15th annual Champion Schools U Got Brains Showcase.
Every year the Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey invites students in schools across the state to create a campaign to increase awareness about some aspects of traffic safety.
Have you ever wondered why the previews you see in a movie theatre are called trailers? Well wonder no more, Ava explains.
Abraham Lincoln faced numerous failures during his early life. Yet he didn’t give up, becoming one of our nation’s most successful presidents.
What looks like a duck and swims like a duck, but isn’t a duck? One of the planet’s oddest creatures: the platypus.
Madison digs into the mystery of why Hawaiian pizza isn’t from Hawaii and California rolls weren’t first created in California.
Ava takes us on a tour of a stunning archeological discovery in Villa Romana in Sicily.
In “If At First” this week, Emily tells us how Beyonce didn’t let initial failures stop her.
Mason explains what molten rain has to do with life on other planets.
Katarina’s “Misleading Moniker” will explain why some of our favorite fruits have “berry” confusing names.
George tells us about the giant Japanese spider crab.
Katie’s back with a “Kitchen Tip” about heating leftovers.
Here’s a quiz: what’s the deadliest creature on Earth (besides humans)? Hint: it’s also one of the smallest.
You’d probably think that the best place in the world to see ancient Greek ruins would be in Greece. Prepare to be surprised.
In this week’s "If At First You Don’t Succeed” Emily tells us how Post Its were born from an initial failure.
Mason tells us about Carhenge – Nebraska’s answer to Stonehenge.
Reese introduces us to teen author Rubiee Lafave-Norlin who wrote The Ways of Wolves, and got it published while in middle school!