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When does the pursuit of scientific inquiry become an act of advocacy? 

Under No Child Left Behind, efforts to reduce educational inequality have focused on raising standards and holding educators accountable for whether students meet their targets.

The e-mail arrived the afternoon before the event: “CISCO system is down at Hotel Le Méridien in Paris. We need to find another telepresence center.”

When the Wisconsin Academy was founded in 1870, the American fascination with science was in full bloom. Today, not so much.

How local leaders are preparing to face Wisconsin’s greatest climate challenges

Author Lisa Vihos at I.D.E.A.S. Academy with the poster made by high school students in Stuart Howland’s graphic design class.

How poetry is changing Wisconsin and the world for the better.

A recap of the role Wisconsin played in the history COP21 conference in Paris.

A conversation with a panel of Wisconsin leaders participating in the United Nations 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21).

What if there were a way to reduce toxic chemicals in our Great Lakes and inland waters, while reducing greenhouse gasses, and improving air quality? I think there is a way, and I’ve been working on it for a long time.

In her Academy Evenings talk, chief economist at the Concord Coalition (Washington DC) and EconomistMom.com blogger Diane Lim Rogers gives us a fair-minded assessment of the current debate over the federal budget, the widening gap between revenues

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