Reductions to federal support for research at universities and other institutions under President Donald Trump are dimming young scientists’ prospects, cutting off pathways to career-building projects ...

By Harold Takooshian & Ani Kalayjian On March 8, 2025, the annual conference of the Eastern Psychological Association hosted ...

FSU research departments are on alert following a series of executive orders that Trump has passed threatening research on ...

Cardus, a Christian think tank based in Canada, interviewed adults aged 24 to 39. Long-term homeschoolers, who spend at least ...

It gives those students a head start on their career. “It’s a great networking opportunity for students to meet professionals in the industry and build rapport with them as they look to find jobs ...

Two-thirds of private four-year universities and colleges with online programs charge more for them than for their ...

WCM-Q also runs QMEP sessions in the summer to provide more opportunities for students to explore careers in medicine. Entry ...

Doha: Now more than ever, students are witnessing major global shifts, with the United States at the heart of these changes.

Cutting Title I funds would reverse a federal commitment of decades to educating children who need extra help and support to ...

The Trump administration’s attacks on universities will lead to the permanent diminishment of vital American institutions.

Researchers in the Peach State have watched their grants evaporate. The University of Georgia has had nine grants terminated. Georgia Tech has lost three.