MSU Police Offers Text Service for Non-emergency Situations

Mississippi State University Police Department is offering a new service that will provide a quick and simple means for faculty, staff, students and the general public to communicate with the department by text message in non-emergency situations. University Police Chief Vance Rice said in addition to calling the department at 662-325-2121, individuals may now text the same phone number at any time for non-emergency services.

University of New Mexico Installs Car Charging Stations

The University of New Mexico has installed two charging stations on its main campus so student commuters can charge electric vehicles. The school announced last week a charging station was installed at the Cornell Parking Structure and another one of the Yale Parking Structure. Each charging station can connect to two vehicles at a time. Officials say charging stations software will track usage, the number of charges, and the amount of energy used per charge.

Top 100 Innovative Universities

Stanford, MIT and Harvard top the inaugural Reuters Top 100 ranking of the most innovative universities

2015 COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES DEGREES | Top 100 2017

2015 Computer And Information Sciences Degrees

STUDENTS GET EDUCATION in Air Quality by Making Monitors

Students in northern Utah are getting a chance to build air quality monitors out of toy building blocks to help the University of Utah get readings from the schools.

WVU TECH CAMPUS COULD BECOME College for Former Foster Kids

The West Virginia University Institute of Technology campus could become a college for former foster care children.

NASA REVEALING JUPITER’S SECRETS Swirling Storms, Dusty Rings, Glowing Polar Lights

When Training Programs Unleash Success Tech Program Makes Reluctant Student Productive

MINES, BHSU TAKE TO THE SKIES WITH JOINT AVIATION PROJECT

Hispanic Engineering, Science and Technology Week STILL GOING STRONG

HESTEC, the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley’s popular celebration of all things STEM, marked its quinceañera this year with South Texas flair. Throughout its 15-year history, Hispanic Engineering, Science and Technology Week has had an impact on more than a million students, educators and families changing their worlds through exposure to science, technology, engineering and mathematics education.

Wired And Connected But…? by <b>Gustavo A. Mellander</b>

Is it necessary to read and write to succeed in college? Students also need technological proficiency skills. They are essential. Yet too many Hispanics aren’t sufficiently computer savvy or Internet knowledgeable to function effectively when they arrive at college.

Utica College on the Leading Edge of Cyber Security Programs, by Frank DiMaria

Both the military and corporations heavily rely on information technology. This reliance, however, comes at a cost. “Whether you’re talking about command and control, whether you’re talking about communication, whether you’re talking about gathering intelligence, recognizance, logistics…the more dependent you become on this domain of cyberspace, that becomes another avenue for an adversary to attack,” said Joe Giordano, director, cyber programs at Utica College.