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Over 300 7th and 8th grade girls from 29 locals schools attended a women-empowered STEM conference at Coe College Thursday morning.Each year, Coe College hosts

Local business leaders are hoping to inspire a new generation of stem majors by meeting with students at Battle Creek Public Schools.

BrightRidge and the Tennessee Valley Authority have partnered to donate $82,500 to the Boys & Girls Club of Johnson City/Washington County for a much-needed expansion of its STEM lab. The existing lab has a 48-student waiting list.

Alexandra Coso Strong and Stephen Secules will conduct research with the ultimate goal of helping engineering students around the world earn their degrees.

John J. Uhran Jr., senior associate dean emeritus and professor emeritus of computer science and engineering and electrical engineering at the Universit...

The kits, which aim to facilitate cooperative projects among teachers and students, have already been integrated into 10 area schools.

Howard Ellis Elementary students tested their engineering skills at the STEM Fall Egg Drop Challenge in Niles.Each student created a container designed to preve

Empowering the Teachers (ETT), a program launched at MIT in 2011, is helping to change the face of engineering education in Nigerian universities. The program brings talented Nigerian academics at the postdoctoral level to MIT for a semester-long imm

The Empowering the Teachers program brings talented Nigerian postdocs to MIT for a semester-long immersive experience, then sends them back out into the field to teach, research, and grow into influential leaders in Nigerian higher education.

Sean St.Clair, Ph.D., Professor of Civil Engineering at Oregon Tech, recently received distinguished service awards from two different national organizations.