Q&A: STRIDE CEO looks a decade ahead
The Science, Technology and Research Institute of Delaware (STRIDE) is a growing consultancy focusing on innovation as well as research and development in the…
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Verizon awards DSU $300,000 to offer local students STEM courses
Delaware State University will continue its partnership with the Verizon Innovative Learning Renew Partnership with a $300,000 grant. The program offers STEM and technology…
WalletHub ranks Delaware in top 10 most innovative states
Source: WalletHub The personal finance website WalletHub today released its study of 2018’s Most & Least Innovative States. Delaware ranked in ninth place, performing well…
DSU receives $1 million grant to draw more diverse students to sciences
Delaware State University received a five-year $1 million grant from the largest private, nonprofit supporter of science education in the United States, the Howard…
DuPont encourages young women to join STEM fields
In effort to get more young women interested in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), DuPont has partnered with Girls Incorporated of Delaware and…
FAME minorities-in-engineering program going strong at 40
by Michael Bradley Special to the Delaware Business Times Dr. Joan Coker had the summer after sixth grade planned perfectly. She would play outside…
2016 Inspiring Women in STEM Conference scheduled
Wilmington – More than 250 STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) professionals will gather for Delaware’s fourth annual Inspiring Women in STEM Conference on…
EQUIP expands to Delaware groups
Zip Code Wilmington, Wilmington University and HackerRank today became one of fewer than 10 groups nationwide selected to participate in the Educational Quality through…
Delaware State University and Verizon launch technology program
A $400,000 grant from the Verizon Foundation will fund two-year Verizon Innovative Learning Program and is now expanding to 12 cities nationwide. All of…