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On Tuesday, the William S. Hart Union School District announced that Zachary Jones, a 12th grader dually enrolled at Learning Post Academy and Hart High School, has been selected as a finalist in the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), the world’s largest pre-college STEM competition. 

Northeastern faculty who self-identify as women make nearly 20% less than their male-identifying colleagues, according to a recently-published survey of average base salaries by the faculty senate’s Committee on Shared Governance. Northeastern faculty were informed of the “alarming” differences during a March 13 senate meeting.  Administering the faculty salary survey earlier this year, the Committee...

As students will soon be able evaluate their professors and classes for the spring 2024 semester using the Teacher Rating and Course Evaluation survey, results from last fall show overall satisfaction with the education provided by Northeastern. Results from the Teacher Rating and Course Evaluation, or TRACE, survey for fall 2023 were released in January,...

With no prior experience and never having competed in a collegiate-level ballroom competition, UH Manoa's ballroom team was shocked to hear their name called on the mic for the first place award.

While programming is going through an employment shakeup at the moment, there are still lucrative jobs in the field.

The personalized, large language model-backed framework is designed to provide support for patient needs – whether answering urgent health questions or just lending an empathetic ear.

Newly elected JNUSU office bearers promise to uphold constitution. United Left alliance wins central posts after four-year hiatus. ABVP faces narrower

A Feb. 22 email notified graduating students in the College of Natural Sciences and the Manning College of Information and Computer Sciences of a new guest limit for senior ceremonies this year.

The Office of Commercialization has awarded eight WSU researchers with the Commercialization Gap Fund (CGF). The CGF supports research projects with high market potential and provides researchers up to $50,000 to demonstrate their innovation(s) can m

Find details on what it takes to become an engineer and what job prospects await graduates. Hear from instructors including: Jason Gross, chair and associate professor for the Department of Mechanical, Materials and Aerospace Engineering at West Virginia University; Paulus Wahjudi, chair of the Department of Computer Sciences and Electrical Engineering at Marshall University; Jason Gross, chair and associate professor for the Department of Mechanical, Materials and Aerospace Engineering at West ...