The Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science's High School Programming Contest brought together student teams from across the state to the U of A for a day of competitive coding.

Code Ninjas in Springfield uses a “dojo” theme where kids ages 5 to 14 learn real programming languages by building their own ...

Slow TV and Active TV are two different types of entertainment that are beneficial alternatives to other overstimulating kids ...

Skills-based hiring is changing how employers evaluate talent. Learn why college graduates already have valuable skills and ...

Teachers and parents can work together to help students develop independence and strengthen key skills needed to meet college ...

Four eighth-grade students from Liberty Local Schools are heading to St. Louis, Missouri, after earning an invitation to ...

Four eighth-grade students from Liberty Local Schools are heading to St. Louis, Missouri, after earning an invitation to the ...

Chinese AI cracks decade-old maths problem without human input - Chinese AI demonstrates autonomous reasoning by solving a ...

A new applied computer science bachelor’s is launching at USMH in 2026, offering local students hands-on training for in-demand tech careers.

Remember that math problem from 2014? A Chinese AI tool cracked it ...

Now the issue is the effort before work even begins. Preparing for an opportunity requires initiative, whether learning new ...

Like many engineers, Sarang Gupta spent his childhood tinkering with everyday items around the house. From a young age he ...