The Argonne National Laboratory is giving female students an opportunity to discover engineering careers alongside women scientists and engineers. On Thurs, Feb. 20, participants will tour Argonne’s research facilities, connect with a mentor, engage in hands-on e
For the first in history, America's most-watched television show will feature Hispanic co-headliners. According to the Shakira Media Channel on YouTube, Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will headline what's expected to be a historic Super Bowl halftime performance. The t
It's 13 days to one of the largest STEM Job Fairs in the nation's capital. Career Communications Group, the publisher of Hispanic Engineer and Information Technology magazine, asked one expert to share tips for networking at the conference. As a college student,
5G is here, but did you know one of the people behind the fifth-generation wireless technology for digital cellular networks is AT&T Scientist Dr. Alicia Abella? Long before the University of Miami became the first college campus in the United States to adop
St Mary's University, one of the earliest Hispanic-serving Institutions in Texas, has opened a new exhibit on Latinos and Marianist education in San Antonio. According to the university, public history graduate student Edgar Velázquez Reynald helped Gerald E. Po
Trade-Tech, the oldest of the nine public two-year colleges in the Los Angeles Community College District, had a poignant post on its Facebook wall Sunday. "LATTC joins the world in mourning the death of Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gigi, and the others who perished i
If you're looking for professional opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), then go west, but things on the East Coast are also looking up. According to a new study by WalletHub, Washington D.C. ranked second after Seattle in Washington s
Thoughts and prayers are not enough, but hearts are with Puerto Rico. Since Dec. 28, the island has been ravaged by earthquakes. Tremors have destroyed or damaged hundreds of structures in the last two weeks, forcing thousands to flee. According to news reports,
The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) announced last week that its Electrical and Computer Engineering Department has received a $1 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop a system that will increase the number of scientists, mathematician
The National Science Board delivered the State of U.S. Science and Engineering report to the President and Congress on January 15, 2020, in fulfillment of the congressional mandate. According to the most recent estimates, the U.S. workforce includes about 17 m
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