As they have for the last several years, 17 female Marist students had the opportunity to attend IBM’s 4th Annual Hudson Valley Women’s Technical Nite Out, an evening of networking and career development.

The Fellowship of Faith Church of Huntsville, Ala, is bringing in an instructor from Drake State Community and Technical College to teach a 60-hour course that will earn students certifications related to the industry.

Originally the site of a coal-fired power station, the Orlando Towers in South Africa are now the go-to spot for extreme sports like bungee jumping, zip-lining, SCAD falling, and much more.

In a recent video, YouTuber The King of Random demonstrates how to use such a launcher to turn gummy bears into projectiles.

Machine technology students at Westfield Technical Academy are guaranteed they’ll land a well-paying job as soon as they graduate from the high school.

Boeing has announced that it is granting the Utah STEM Foundation $75,000 to support the Utah STEM Action Center (STEM AC) in launching the “Utah STEM Collective Impact” study.

The National Association of Manufacturers’ (NAM) Manufacturing Institute has announced Samsung will be the Founding Sponsor in its Heroes MAKE America servicemember training program.

As a Strategic Partner, Bosch will have the opportunity to utilize its industry experience to offer insights for FIRST programs.

The low levels of interest from "Generation Z" are a potential concern for companies’ future recruitment plans.

YouTuber PeterSripol documents how to take an off-the-shelf Nerf blaster and transform it into a dangerous tool.