‘Extraordinary’ Educator Chosen for CSU Wang Family Excellence Award

NY Philharmonic President Quits for University of Michigan

"Students Reach Higher” With Apps Designed to Put Them on a Career Path

"Students can use Hats and Ladders on their own, however, they’ll find greater value if they learn how to use it from a guidance counselor or a teacher. Hats and Ladders helps counselors and teachers restore the wide-eyed optimism students had as youngsters."

Ohio University Hikes Tuition for Students Entering in Fall

At Niagara University Students Have Exciting Experience When They Intern, Not Necessarily Typical "Behind A Desk" Office Jobs

CHILDREN OF FOREIGN-BORN PARENTS More Likely to Be College-educated Than Their Parents, Census Bureau Reports

Native-born children of a foreign-born parent, also known as the second-generation, were more likely to be college-educated and have higher incomes than their parents’ generation, according to a first-ever report from the U.S. Census Bureau. Additionally, this second-generation group surpasses education and income levels of the generations that follow them.

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

MORE HEROES & LEGENDS RECOGNIZING NASA’S HISPANIC ASTRONAUTS

NASA Memorializes Its Past Greatness While Forging A New Space Frontier

NASA REMEMBERS AMERICAN LEGEND JOHN GLENN

Throughout 2016, Americans were consumed with the “soap opera” that was the presidential election. The intensity and drama of the contest crowded out most other news of the day – particularly in the area of science and technology, a major emphasis in higher education for the 21st century, as well as a field replete with Hispanic success stories.

MINES, BHSU TAKE TO THE SKIES WITH JOINT AVIATION PROJECT

Rare Historical Artifacts Donated to 2 Miami Schools

Colleges, universities focus more on character for admission. USC Annual Admissions Conference