Super Wolf Blood Moon Visible Across the Bay Area
On January 20th, starting at 6:30 p.m., Bay Area residents will have a front row seat to a total eclipse of the Moon. Read on to learn about the best way to view this lunar spectacle.
UC Berkeley's Lawrence Hall of Science Earns Recognition in Congress
The Lawrence Hall of Science, along with a number of other researchers and educational partners, has earned special recognition from the U.S. Congress for its role in education and public outreach around NASA's Kepler mission. Hear from Berkeley scientists and Hall staff members about what this recognition means.
The Hall Welcomes NSF Director Dr. France Córdova
On November 5, 2018, the Lawrence Hall of Science hosted an event featuring Dr. France Córdova, Director of the National Science Foundation (NSF). Dr. Córdova spoke about innovative education and public outreach projects that help to broaden the impact of NSF-funded research.
Take Me Out to the Ballgame!
On Sunday, July 22, the Oakland A's featured the Hall as a nonprofit partner. Read on to learn more about our volunteers and the science activities we shared with baseball fans at the Oakland Coliseum.
The Hall's Google Science Journal App Encourages Outdoor Explorations
Find out more about how the Lawrence Hall of Science is partnering with the Google Science Journal app to enhance the exploration of the natural world around us.
NGSS In Practice: A Model Unit And Teacher Development
The Lawrence Hall of Science SEPUP program, the American Museum of Natural History, and two other partners have developed a model ecology unit and professional development program that aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). Read to learn more about the model unit and where to access it.
Howtosmile.org Named a Top-100 Educational Website for 2018
Lawrence Hall of Science's howtosmile.org was declared one of the Top 100 Educational Websites of 2018, and the top 10 for math by Homeschool Base. Read on to learn more about howtosmile.org and Homeschool Base's support for the academic community.
Celebrating Sunstones II Exhibit & Winter Window Phenomenon
Weighing in at 16 tons and sculpted with celestial science in mind, the Sunstones II exhibit is an art installation of astronomical proportions. Read on to explore the wonders of this sculpture and to learn how you can experience one of its seasonal features through the Winter Window.
