Tailgate season and STEM students
General Motors promotes the return of tailgate season with a guide to throwing the perfect pickup tailgate party. The company also highlights its commitment to STEM education through its motorsports program, which recently provided hands-on experience to ninth-grade students in Texas. Additionally, General Motors announces its support for the arts community with a grant and exhibit.
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September 11, 2026
Tailgate season and STEM students
Forget the falling leaves, there’s no surer sign of autumn than this: tailgating has returned. With football finally filling college campuses and pro stadiums this week, it’s again time to swing open that tailgate—or pop that trunk—to gather, and to celebrate. In case you’re a novice, we’ve got a guide to throwing the perfect pickup tailgate party. Crack open the bean dip and dive in.
Not a sportsball fan? See how GM Racing sparked STEM enthusiasm at last weekend’s Lone Star Le Mans. Ahead of the race at Texas’s Circuit of the America’s, 78 ninth-grade students took part in structured STEM modules that connected rigorous classroom concepts to real motorsports applications.
Whatever your sport of choice, we wish you a happy fall. –Kyle Kinard, Managing Editor, GM News
How to plan the perfect pickup tailgate party
With a truck bed and the right bean dip recipe, there’s nothing you can’t accomplish.
GM Motorsports provides Texas students with hands-on STEM experience
Ninth-grade students connected rigorous classroom concepts to real motorsports applications.
GM’s commitment to arts community comes to life
For Detroit Month of Design, GM is announcing a $250k grant to the College for Creative Studies, new ‘Art + Cars’ exhibit in Detroit, and Detroit Institute of Arts Loan.
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