Given a set of parameters and some basic rules to follow, every student is capable of producing a computational artifact. Check out what the Hurtado Scholars can code. We can't wait to see what they'll come up with next year.
Read MoreIt opened my eye to a lot of the innovation that is happening in the education technology field and get a preview of what the “Classroom of the Future” might look like.
Read MoreFor many of us, the experience was glowing with science, was a spiritual moment, and was deeply moving.
Read MoreThe big demo day is April 13, 2017 at Think Big Partners in downtown KC. I look forward to seeing how students assemble the various pieces of this challenge into final projects.
Read MoreAs an Ignatian school, we already fulfill the requirements of a STEM school.
Read More...when I was watching a lecture being given by one of my favorite modern physicists, Dr. Michio Kaku.
Read More...allowing students to really enter the workplace and see what the future of engineering and science has to offer in a fast paced world.
Read More...when I was watching a lecture being given by one of my favorite modern physicists, Dr. Michio Kaku.
Read MoreIf you haven’t heard, the Science department reached an inflection point and is positively accelerating.
Read MoreLearning can occur during self-directed time too. Isn't that what happens in the real world?
Read MoreA growing trend in education right now involves submerging students into an authentic, real-world challenge and seeing what they can do.
Read More...allowing students to really enter the workplace and see what the future of engineering and science has to offer in a fast paced world.
Read MoreTogether, we worked to explore how to bridge the perceived gap between religion and science.
Read MoreRockhurst is as much an institution to build bonds as it is to educate.
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