STEM

Professor Pouyan Ghaemi from the City College Physics Department visited The Learning Center and conducted a demonstration with our students.

The Bridge Golf Foundation's commitment to closing the achievement gap is a year-round endeavor.

With computer simulations, math and a sense of humor, our after-school students show you what they've learned this year about kinetic and potential energy.

On Friday night, we recognized the young men who excelled in our after school program's inaugural school year.

Our Student-Athlete for the month of May is Triniim Jones. Here’s what our instructors had to say about his performance last month.

As a preview to our upcoming film series, seventh grader Yohance Whyte demonstrates conservation of energy with two bouncing balls in this digital simulation.

Last week at Dunwoodie Golf Course, we compared the flight of completely smooth golf balls to normal balls with dimples.

Here's the Fox 5 New York report from Duke Castiglione's recent visit.

To wrap up the year, our young men will be channeling their inner filmmakers to share their knowledge of classical mechanics with the world.

Our Student-Athlete for the month of April is Antonio Cortorreal. Here’s what our instructors had to say about his performance last month.

In our after school STEM lab, we're beginning to explore reference frames, the idea that we see motion differently depending on our vantage point.

By Veeshan Narinesingh, STEM program leader Last Thursday, Dr. Jared Day, a postdoctoral scholar from the Laboratory for Nano and Micro Photonics at The City College of New York, paid our young men a special visit. Dr. Day researches nanoscale materials. At this level (100 to 100,000 times smaller than the width of a human […]