"This project shows how damming a lake, building roads, or maintaining forests can have long-lasting effects on ecosystems." Students make astonishing discovery while analyzing mud from local lake: ...

On the second floor of Musselman Library patrons will find a curious display of time-eaten artifacts relating to Bluffton ...

WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. (WIVB) — It was the time of Beanie Babies, Matchbox cars, CDs, and the 2000 U.S. presidential election when a fourth-grade class at Maple East Elementary buried a time cap… ...

Maple East Elementary students learn about the past through time capsule Next To Trump, Carney Opens G7 Summit With Warning I Asked 4 Chefs To Name the Best Fast Food French Fries, and Their Top ...

A group of former Tulsa Public Schools students and teachers recently took a trip back in time by opening a time capsule buried 25 years ago at Kendall-Whittier Elementary.

Former Athol Elementary School student Shelby Booth and her former teacher Jo-Dene Davis examine a class photo that was removed from a year 2000 time capsule Monday afternoon at Timberlake High ...

Students at Anona Elementary create time capsule to mark the school's 150th anniversary to be opened by future students and the community.

BROOKVILLE, Ohio (WDTN) — More than 500 Brookville Local Schools students and alumni came together to open a time capsule from the year 2000. The chest included various memorabilia from stude… ...

Middle school teacher Katy Kasten and two of her peers decided to offer writing opportunities by integrating creative writing into the eighth-grade short story curriculum. As a result of that exercise ...

In 2000, the students and faculty at Providence Elementary School sealed five time capsules filled with predictions of the future and items that epitomized the year. Twenty-five years later, those ...

JUNE 24, 2021 — The year 2020 is considered by many to be the beginning of a new historical age. To showcase and preserve the unique lived experiences of UTSA students during this unrivaled time, ...

A Japanese university student has gone viral for being the sole member out of 35 primary school pupils to remember the “time capsule” they buried eight years ago, igniting a wave of ...