The University of Denver chancellor of nearly five years will step down on July 14 due to medical issues, according to a letter sent to alumni and students Friday. Rebecca Chopp, who joined DU as chancellor in September 2014, said she made the decisio...
After a five-year journey kick-started by a $31 million donation from Oculus VR Inc. co-founder Brendan Iribe, University of Maryland’s newest facility is just a week away from its official opening. The Brendan Iribe Center for Computer Science and E...
Where do your most educated Central Ohio neighbors live? American City Business Journals research answers that question with information collected from the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2017 American Community Survey, including the most current estimates of ed...
Miriam Academy, a private high school with 55 students, has announced it will move operations from Town & Country to Frontenac after the city of Frontenac approved a conditional use permit for the new space. The school will move to the former B’nai El...
A former dean at the University at Buffalo School of Law gave Ilene Fleischmann a piece of advice she’s never forgotten. “Change is the only constant,” Jacob Hyman told her. It was advice he had received from legendary attorney John Lord O’Brian. “Th...
"These are the kinds of things that need to be included in the innovation district and are aligned with the principles of the innovation district," said Steven Ringel, executive director or OSU's Institute for Materials Research.
USF's attention to hiring small businesses and women- and diversity-owned companies shows no signs of slowing down.
Nashville may not be the only Middle Tennessee community with a new public schools superintendent in the coming months. Mike Looney, leader of Williamson County Schools, has been named the sole finalist to lead Fulton County Schools in Atlanta, The At...
The education package being considered by lawmakers does not allocate money to higher ed. That needs to change
Ohio State University is asking qualified planners to step forward to help create a new phase of parking and transportation infrastructure for the future.
"We want to grow the next generation of business leaders," STEMworks Director of STEM and Workforce Development Program Isla Young said to PBN.
Getting an early start is important in careers like engineering — and Jones High School in Orlando has a program that works to address that. After all, metro Orlando has more than 17,000 engineering and architecture jobs, paying an average annual wage...
