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Finally confirming a fact that remained unproven for more than 30 years, researchers at MIT’s Picower Institute for Learning and Memory report in the Aug. 25 issue of Science that certain key connections among neurons get stronger when we learn.Read the Full Story
No economic evidence has been compiled to show the patent system does more good than harm, intellectual property expert asserts Read the Full Story
As the face of higher education changes, a new survey reveals why American adults see value in returning to school, despite rising costs and busy livesRead the Full Story
University Park, Pa. — Penn State has appointed Kevin M. Morooney as vice provost for information technology, effective Oct. 1.Read the Full Story
Duncan’s Frank Sarton is living proof that age is no barrier to education.Read the Full Story
Every day, millions of students taking online college courses act in much the same way as their bricks-and-mortar counterparts. After logging on, they move from course to course and do things like submit work in virtual drop boxes and view posted grades — all from a program running on a PC.Read the Full Story
Bernard and Sylvie Pys-nak want the best education for their children, but they want it to happen at their Bountiful home.
Bernard and Sylvie Pys-nak want the best education for their children, but they want it to happen at their Bountiful home.
Beginning this fall, students will be able to take advantage of a new online degree opportunity at Columbia Gorge Community College, which will be offering a distance learning option for its popular Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer (AAOT) degree. Read the Full Story
Polk County Schools may help North Carolina explore what high schools in the state could look like in the future. The state has asked Polk County Schools to work with UNC-Greensboro to explore a “virtual high school.â€Read the Full Story