Flexibility is key in meeting the needs of higher ed
Even before COVID-19, flexible building design for learning and teaching was happening, but it remains crucial as many colleges and universities still offer hybrid classes.
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Even before COVID-19, flexible building design for learning and teaching was happening, but it remains crucial as many colleges and universities still offer hybrid classes.
St. Olaf sixth-grader takes top prize in his first science fair Friday, Feb. 19, 2021 Intermountain Catholic BOUNTIFUL — Many people enjoy burning scented candles in their homes, but recent research by St. Olaf sixth-grader Chase Kramer suggests the practice may be surprisingly harmful to their health. Chase, 11, found that the air quality surrounding such candles is worse than at a TRAX station or even an oil refinery. The study was all part of Chase’s project for the Diocesan Science Fair on Feb. 6, where he earned the title of Young Scientist of the Year, as well as three other awards....