Kate Zernike broke the story of MIT's discrimination against women scientists for the Boston Globe, and she returns to the issue in book form, with The Exceptions: Nancy Hopkins, MIT, and the Fight for Women in Science.

Devon Lawson-McCourt in Lane County wants to lower the voting age to 16 for most elections. The bill in the legislature is House Joint Resolution 20, and it is supported by groups like Next Up Oregon.

Educators Tiffany Burns and Erika Bare, both of whom work in the Ashland School District collaborated on a book about quality chats between teacher and student, called "Connecting Through Conversation: A Playbook for Talking with Students."

Earth Day is on the way. April 22nd marks the 53rd anniversary of the first Earth Day. Events in Southern Oregon from Dawn Haight, Executive Director of the Klamath Lake Land Trust, and Kelley Beamer, ED of the Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts.

Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center, long dedicated to preserving and protecting the mountain and its surroundings, hosts a series of events on Earth Day.

Drive Electric Earth Day is spending the entire month touting the benefits of EVs, something the Southern Oregon Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Association (SOHEVA) has been doing for years. Pete Jorgensen and Susan McGrath from SOHEVA talk to us about their adoption of electric driving, and SOHEVA's Earth Day plans.

Graduate student Rachel Zitomer and Dr. Jim Rivers, an animal ecologist in the OSU College of Forestry about their research on the impacts of land management practices on wild bees outside of agricultural systems.

Southern Oregon University alum and Ashland New Plays Festival 2021 New Voices playwright, Carlos Trujillo returns to ANPF with an immersive new play. "Our Utopia,"

Dancer and director Suzanne Seiber taps into the the spirit of dance at Oregon Center for the Arts at SOU. The show, Connections, highlights movement and music.

Nicole Perlroth, who covered digital espionage and sabotage for the New York Times, gives us a lot to think about in her book about the realities. The title does not inspire hope: "This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends: The Cyberweapons Arms Race."