The 10 smartest people in the world alive today
Judging how smart a person is can be a very subjective matter. Does their IQ score make them the smartest? Or is it more about accomplishments? The debate…
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Apple calls for several Samsung devices to be banned following court victory
After last week's court ruling against Samsung found that the tech giant had violated Apple's patents and awarded the latter more than $1 billion in damages, the technology…
Nursing students get hands-on practice with new technology
Bobby -- or Bobbie, depending on how the animatronic mannequin is dressed -- is the newest member of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke's nursing department.
Higher education becomes Nevada campaign issue for Obama
Nevada students taking the ACT college entrance exam have a slight college readiness edge over the national average, the Associated Press reports.
Chicago City Colleges launches new careers program
City Colleges of Chicago is launching a "College to Careers" program to ready students for fast-growing fields, the Associated Press reports.
Apple to unveil mini iPad in October
Apple will unveil a new, smaller version of its wildly popular iPad in October after the release of the latest version of its iPhone next month, the All…
Graphic: Obama vs. Romney: Future of the workforce
Obama says that the United States should lead the world in college-graduation rates by 2020. He has pushed to expand the size of, and access to, Pell Grants…
Watch: Are Latino college enrollment gains enough?
HuffPost Live's Alicia Menendez sets the stage to a great conversation by framing the issue of Latino educational achievement in its proper context: this is an American issue,…
Romney will be President, CU professors’ model predicts
Two University of Colorado professors, one from Boulder and one from Denver, have put together an Electoral College forecast model to predict who will win the 2012 presidential…
Congress must reform immigration laws that send top STEM graduates to China
Jonas Korlach left Cornell with a Ph.D. in biochemistry, a patent on technology that effectively reads the entire human genome, and an idea that spawned a company now…