“Glass helped me become who I am today.” Hector Maldonado made this announcement during a panel discussion on at-risk youth at the Glass Art Society conference this past June here in Corning. Last July, Maldonado, now 19, participated in the … Read more →
Do-it-yourself science was a hit with spring breakers at The Corning Museum of Glass during the last week of April. The Museum’s Education Department hosted a MakerSpace—a place to share do-it-yourself projects, search for inspiration, and connect with fellow makers—that … Read more →
Today’s post comes from teen volunteer, Dennis Jacob. Dennis is an eighth grader at the Alternative School for Math and Science. He has lived in and around Corning for his entire life, and is well-versed with the community. He has … Read more →
Have you visited Wikipedia today? On average, 500 million people look at 18 billion Wikipedia pages every month! That’s like saying everyone living in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and, oh, Zimbabwe looked at 36 pages this month. With over … Read more →