When it comes out later this year, the most creative new set of Lego bricks won’t be available in stores or from any traditional retailer. The only place you’ll be able to find it is in a classroom.

LEGO, the Danish toy giant, is tapping into the education market with products it claims will help kids learn science in the classroom, specifically female students, in an effort to shorten the STEM ...

Get an exclusive early look at the LEGO University of Science from the BrickLink Designer Program Series 8, featuring a ...

We all know about LEGO Ideas and how many incredible builds we can find there. From the most basic ones to those with working lights and all kinds of mechanisms to make them fully functional. Even ...

Did you know Lego pieces can serve as a primitive analog Monte Carlo agent? Yeah, I didn't either. In fact, I hardly know what that sentence means. What happened is a mathematician at a German ...

Combine fun and education with LEGO as they debut their new LEGO Education Mars Mission Science Set. This kit is a STEM-focused building set that is designed to teach kids about space exploration and ...

Purdue University is teaming up with LEGO® Education to host a one-day AI and STEM professional development workshop for Indiana middle school educators. The event will give teachers hands-on ...

Hands-on learning helps build confidence, yet only half of students have access to these experiences in science lessons, according to a new LEGO ® Education report. LEGO ® Education Science aims to ...

Wearing glasses and a lab coat, and holding out two Erlenmeyer flasks, Professor C. Bodin (as her nametag reads) is Lego's first female scientist. The new model, simply dubbed the "Scientist," is a ...

What is the magic behind Lego’s appeal across generations? “They offer people the opportunity to build and bring their ideas ...