Despite extensive data that shows women are graduating college at a higher rate than men, there’s still an underwhelming representation of women in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields…
Leading technology workforce educator Galvanize, which has a campus in Phoenix, announced it will acquire San Francisco-based Hack Reactor, a highly respected operator of immersive coding programs across the country, to…
Arizona is at the top of the list of states with the largest cut in K-12 and higher education funding since the 2008 recession, according to a groundbreaking report by…
Park University, which has supported students from around the globe in pursuing their higher education dreams since 1875 from its flagship campus in Parkville, Mo., will open a campus center…
You wouldn’t know it by looking at Az Business magazine’s list of the Most Influential Women in Arizona Business for 2018, but women are underrepresented in business leadership positions. “I…
Always be reading Read. Read Again. Read some more. Reading is the best way to set your kids up for success. Not only does reading help grow their linguistic skills,…
Gordon Downs is the only undergraduate at the UA assigned by the Mars Science Laboratory science team as a collaborator. Researchers are working to determine if Mars ever was habitable,…
One of the most important lessons to learn in business – and in life – is that every experience can be a learning opportunity. Smart people find ways to grow…
FosterEd Arizona, an organization dedicated to improving graduation rates and life outcomes for children in foster care, has received a $500,000 grant from The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation. The…
The Fiske Guide to Colleges 2019 has named the University of Arizona as one of the nation’s top values in higher education in its annual list of “Best Buy” schools. …
You wouldn’t know it by looking at Az Business magazine’s list of the Most Influential Women in Arizona Business for 2018, but women are underrepresented in business leadership positions. In…
Facing bankruptcy, $20 million in debt and an enrollment of fewer than 1,000 traditional students, Grand Canyon University took on investors in 2004, making it the nation’s only for-profit university…
