By . Canadian province Manitoba is launching a International Education Stream, which will give international STEM graduates a chance to apply for permanent residency as soon as they finish their studies. More...
Global network aims at STEM engagement
By Claudia Civinini. A group of US institutions have launched an online network and database of STEM research opportunities for high-school students and are looking for more partners around the world to join the community. More...
New math initiative targets high school-to-college readiness
Targeting the time from late high school to junior year of college could help improve students' math performance. More...
A Strengths-Based Study of Black Women in STEM
By Colleen Flaherty. “#BlackGirlMagic: The Identity Conceptualization of Black Women in Undergraduate STEM Education,” a qualitative study in Science Education, takes an in-depth look at how race and gender impact a small group of undergraduate women’s identity as scientists. More...
New Criticisms of GRE
By Scott Jaschik. Study questions utility of the test in doctoral admissions for STEM programs. ETS says the study isn't about what the exam is intended to do. More...
Does your college have a math concierge?
The Math Emporium, located on the campus of Rio Salado College in Phoenix, Arizona, is an informal, cafe-style study and practice space to help students navigate basic math. But that’s not all. The emporium is staffed by a math “concierge” who acts as tutor, small-group presenter, and coach. More...
Lawmakers, new governor must do higher (ed) math
You don’t have to be a Ph.D. in mathematics to see New Mexico’s higher education numbers don’t add up to long-term fiscal sustainability. More...
West Va., Ky. schools teaming to boost achievement
West Virginia and Kentucky colleges are teaming up to boost the performance of Appalachian students in science, technology, engineering and math. More...