11.11.2019 News Glowing worms, spider webs — all in a day’s work for Island graduate Emily Hyatt, Shelter Island Class of 2016, is a biochemistry major at one of the best science and engineering colleges in the country, but her love of science started...
10.02.2019 Education Science students make media splash “Something big has happened.” With those words, Shelter Island science teacher Dan Williams made a classroom announcement Sept. 23 to his students about an “impossible dream.”
09.08.2017 Lifestyle Saving Sylvester Manor, social justice, U.S. foods: Did baking powder do all that? When food historian Linda Civitello, author of “Cuisine and Culture: A History of Food and People,” tells the story of baking powder, as she did at a recent Friday...
05.31.2017 Education Shelter Island students tackle cutting edge science Shelter Island students are among a small group statewide who have undertaken scientific explorations for which there was no technology even a few years ago. Thanks to the cooperation...
04.29.2017 Sports Joining the club: Island collegians making mark in the sporting life When high school athletes think about playing sports in college, normally they envision a varsity team at a NCAA level. While that may be the goal of elite athletes...
