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National STEM/STEAM Day celebrates and acknowledges how far we have come in the field. Early 2000s studies showed U.S. students lag behind their peers in STEM.

“NCAS inspires community college students to advance in STEM fields, and it also opens doors for future careers at NASA,” said Torry Johnson, Minority University Research and Education Project (MUREP) manager—which funds NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars. | By Kathy Chouteau The Richmond Standard Many college students will head out for a night on the town with their friends tonight, but Richmond resident and Contra Costa College student Maria Suwabe has other plans. Suwabe has been...

KENILWORTH, N.J., November 01, 2023--Diversified, a global technology solutions leader, introduces 300 high school students to the technology-redefining media at STEM for Her event.

STEM Like a Girl focused on the importance of pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, positions typically held by men.

TECHGIRLZ is a hands-on middle school event with workshops in science, technology, engineering, and math. Over 460 students representing 28 different schools across Idaho attended.

Here's the latest news from Middle Tennessee State University.

Meet scientist, Nadin Nagy Mahmoud Younes from Qatar; get to know about her research and her message to aspiring female scientists in this interview.

In 2022, the National Science Foundation’s Science and Engineering report sounded an alarm. The report showed that the United States is falling behind in science, technology, engineering and math, the STEM fields. According to the foundation, America no longer produces the most science and engineering research publications — that’s China. We no longer produce the […]

For the last six years, but especially since 2019, business schools from the upper tier of the rankings to the unranked have galloped to establish STEM tracks, concentrations, pathways, and more in their MBA and other graduate degree programs. The University of Wisconsin Business School was the first school to “go STEM” — to designate part of its MBA a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math degree, with implications not only for visa eligibility but for long-term employa...

Hundreds of learners interacted with scientists and engineers at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Career Day.