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WMD, drone, and threat analyst Zachary Kallenborn weighs in on the need for a US Commission on Information Warfare in this opinion piece.

WMD, drone, and threat analyst Zachary Kallenborn weighs in on the need for a US Commission on Information Warfare in this opinion piece.

The rapid training program has provided more than 1,500 participants with the skills to gain employment in high-demand fields,

Students from Carleton, Temperance, Flat Rock, Monroe and Saline competed in welding competition at Monroe County Community College.

The National Science Foundation awarded Mount Wachusett Community College in Gardner a $350,000 grant to train electric vehicle technicians.

At the age of 40, Dr. Eliad Peretz awarded one of American space agency’s highest accolades for outstanding contributions to space research, joining names such as Carl Sagan and Alan Shepard

Little Black Book, After being awarded the Coq d'Honneur Award, the CEO & managing director at Accenture Song Netherlands shares how her children inspired her to push for a more inclusive space, writes LBB’s Nisna Mahtani

The board of directors of the Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans announced the program’s 2023 fellows on April 25. The 30 new fellows, ...

The new Precision Machining Technology Program allows high school students to earn both career technology education credit and 12 college credits.

The San Diego Foundation has announced $1.13 million in grants to increase the number of historically underrepresented students in STEM careers.