Volunteers Track Gulf Coast River Health for Alabama Water Watch
Trained volunteers with Alabama Water Watch monitor water quality on Gulf Coast rivers in Mobile and Baldwin counties, supported by the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program.
Alabama School of Math and Science Resumes Classes After Norovirus Outbreak
The Alabama School of Math and Science has reopened after a norovirus outbreak sickened more than 30 students and closed the campus for a week.
Alabama School of Math and Science Draws Record Turnout for Summer Camp
ASMS in Mobile hosted a record 790 students at its expanded three-week Adventures in Math and Science summer camp this June.
Alabama School of Math and Science Builds Track Record of Sending Students to Top Colleges
The residential Mobile school for gifted students has sent thousands of graduates to top colleges, backed by scholarships and free tuition statewide.
Mobile’s Alabama School of Math and Science Brings Rocketry to Rural Students
Mobile's Alabama School of Math and Science sent staff and students on a rocketry outreach trip to Sumter County schools as part of its statewide mission.
Bayside Academy in Daphne Names Michael Papa New Headmaster
Bayside Academy in Daphne has named Michael Papa, a former Navy captain and veteran school administrator, as its new headmaster.
Exploreum Rings in the New Year Early for Mobile’s Youngest Fans
The Exploreum Science Center in downtown Mobile hosted an early New Year celebration for children, complete with a mini-MoonPie drop and confetti.
BASF Gift Keeps Kids’ Lab Chemistry Workshops Going at Mobile Exploreum
A $20,000 donation from BASF will keep the popular Kids' Lab hands-on chemistry workshops running at Mobile's Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center.
Mobile’s Former Congressman Bonner Closed Out Campaign Fund With Gift to Alabama School of Math and Science
Records show Jo Bonner's Mobile-based campaign fund spent down over a year after he left Congress, ending with a gift to a local school.
Mobile-Born Inventor Lonnie Johnson Pursued Heat-to-Electricity Research
A 2010 archive report on Mobile-born inventor Lonnie Johnson, the Super Soaker and his early heat-to-electricity research, with historical context and fact checks.