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Congratulations to Duane Jeffery
Duane Jeffery, a former member of NCSE's board of directors, a member of its advisory council, and professor emeritus of biology at Brigham Young University, is to be honored with the National Science Teachers Association's Presidential Citation for 2018, according to a
Respite in Florida
When the Florida legislature adjourned sine die on March 11, 2018, two pairs of bills that would, in their different ways, have undermined the integrity of science education in the Sunshine State died.
Anti-NGSS bill in Iowa dies
Iowa's House File 2317, which if enacted would have reversed the state's adoption of the Next Generation Science Standards in 2005, died on February 16, 2018, when a deadline for bills to pass committee in their house of origin passed.
John Sulston dies
The distinguished biologist John Sulston died on March 6, 2018, at the age of 75, according to the Guardian (March 9, 2018).
NCSE's annual report for 2017
NCSE's annual report for 2017 is now available (PDF) on NCSE's website.
The New Abnormal: On the Outs with the Trumps
Moving Window Averages and Ocean Acidification
Another Child Sex Criminal in the Trump Camp
Hardware: The Phone Has a Problem
The New Abnormal: School Shootings and Fire Alarms
Eye Evolution: A Closer Look
A Son Realizes the Irrepressible Truth
With Fresh Funding, ENCODE Team Continues Demolition of "Junk DNA" Myth
Happy Darwin Day! German Natural History Museum Is Our 2017 Censor of the Year
With Darwin Day Coming Tomorrow, Here's Tom Bethell on Darwin's Deception
"Revolutionary" Michael Behe Tours Florida
The Truth about Soviet Science and Darwinian Evolution Isn't as Darwinists Would Like Us to Believe
German Paleontologist Günter Bechly Joins the Center for Science & Culture as a New Senior Fellow
Is There a Limit to the Number of a Designer's Creative Acts?
In the Public Interest? ProPublica Misrepresents Intelligent Design and Discovery Institute Policy
