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Engineering is still male-dominated, but that could soon change. Learn how some programs are changing the narrative for women in engineering.

Maximizing the value of US government R&D expenditures will require taking a broader, portfolio-level perspective and accepting a certain level of risk—and failure—in the process.

A new Gallup and Lumina Foundation poll unveils a concerning reality: Hoosiers may lack clarity about the true cost of higher education. The survey reveals merely 23% of U.S. adults without college degrees could estimate the annual net cost of a bachelors degree from a public college within $5,000 of the actual expense. ...

Meanwhile, Ohio ranks in the bottom half of all states on education, economy, environment, infrastructure, and health care.

Ohio actually ranks in the bottom half of all states on education, economy, environment, infrastructure and health care.

Revelo used data from the NCSES to identify the most common occupations for Hispanic and Latino scientists and engineers.

At 16 years old, Himangini Chauhan became a change maker in Baton Rouge with her organization Geaux Girls STEM, which aims to empower and educate girls about science, technology, engineering

At 16 years old, Himangini Chauhan became a change maker in Baton Rouge with her organization Geaux Girls STEM, which aims to empower and educate girls about science, technology, engineering

More women are being named in scientific patents – but men are still well ahead, the latest data show.

The tech revolution is coming – and insurers and the finance industry are putting their hands in their pockets