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South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) values its relationships with students long after they graduate to pursue their careers. Alumni involvement is part of a natural continuum that helps the college stay in touch with its growing community.

If you want something engraved into a human hair, a jolly German scientist named Martin Klein is the man to see.

Amy Adams was seen on the picket line in Burbank, California outside Warner Bros. Studios.

Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) leaders, founders, execs: who are they? Uncover the visionaries advocating sustainable futures.

The two-story building will simulate a house under construction, giving tech school students hands-on education right at school. The structure is being funded with a $2.1 grant through the Maine Jobs and Recovery Plan for technical education.

/PRNewswire/ -- Parks Associates today announces Sri Solur, CEO, Kenmore and Brands, as the visionary speaker for the upcoming Smart Energy Summit: Engaging...

Foresters with the New York Power Authority’s Environmental Management Program are teaching P-Tech students how to fly drones, and save the environment at the same time.

Joining Harckham was a bipartisan group of more than a dozen local municipal leaders who spoke about how they plan to use the grant funding for projects.

A research team from City University of Hong Kong has developed an efficient artificial photocatalytic system that converts CO2 in water into methane using light.

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