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Innovation Changed Skilled Trade

New technologies can significantly affect companies that adopt them, helping to reduce errors and boost productivity. That’s as true today

When Pathways checked in on the Southwest Colorado Education Collaborative (SWCEC) in Winter 2022, the innovative non-profit was still in the

Ford Motor Co. announced that its philanthropic Ford Fund, along with Ford dealers, is investing $2 million in scholarship money

A decade older than nearly every other student on campus, Zach Ernest never dreamed Ohio’s lieutenant governor would care much about

Columbia City High School is proud to announce an exciting new partnership with City Auto Mall to offer a specialized

Society for Science has recognized 41 exceptional educators with awards through its STEM Research Grant program, an initiative dedicated to

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has officially unveiled the first group of winners for its groundbreaking Historically Black Colleges

With the emergence of generative artificial intelligence, there’s a lot of hand-wringing about how AI and automation will eliminate jobs.

Toyota doesn’t assemble vehicles in Michigan. Yet, Toyota Motor North America R&D — with facilities in Ann Arbor and Saline

There currently are about 600,000 unfilled manufacturing jobs in the United States and the total is expected to balloon to