STEM Education

Black Hills State University is planning to use a $1.5 million grant to help low-income science and math students graduate.

The $10,000 scholarships will be distributed to low-income learners.

For a group of Vermillion high schoolers, a winning robotics team takes passion, perseverance, and a really dedicated mom.In January, the team ranked 8th…

The All About Science Festival aims to promote STEM education and the cultivation of the next generation of scientists. Participants can speed-interview a…

With one in eight U.S. women diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime, the odds are high that at some point most students’ lives are impacted by this…

TI-Nspire calculatorCredit google imagesEdit | RemoveLiz McMillan, Curriculum Education Coordinator for The Sanford PROMISE at Sanford Research, discusses…