Education & Research

As Futurpreneur marks 30 years, its most diverse delegation ever heads to Vienna, aiming to shape global policy and forge new trade partnerships.

A new wave of K-content is on display in Tokyo, but it's not pop music or drama. It's a strategic push by a South Korean province into deep tech.

Shalini Konanur becomes the first racialized woman to lead the LSO. Her career in legal aid signals a new focus on access to justice and real-world impact.

With a key moratorium lifted, iLEAD Schools is expanding with a new 'flex' campus, signaling a major shift for California's educational landscape.

The Senate's new Naloxone Awareness Day highlights a critical shift. As fentanyl rages, a life-saving drug is moving from ambulances to school hallways.

A $10,000 award to a future cyber defender is more than a press release. It's a look at how industry giants are tackling the global talent crisis.

A new report reveals a stark trend: U.S. firms are losing and relocating skilled foreign workers at record rates due to restrictive immigration policies.

Salinas Valley Health’s student art initiative is more than a feel-good story; it’s a strategic blueprint for how organizations can build lasting competitive advantage by investing in local identity.

Children’s Home Society of NC earns prestigious Telly Awards for its video campaigns, using authentic stories to address the urgent need for foster families.

The AI-ed-tech firm just erased 22% of its public float. Is this a masterstroke in shareholder value or a desperate move to mask underlying issues?

After conquering football, Scorability is expanding to seven new sports, leveraging AI and "mentality assessments" to change how colleges find talent.

A new platform, MyIQ, is betting that we're ready to trade one-time scores for continuous self-discovery. But can a strategy of depth win in a shallow world?

SSHRC's Storytellers Challenge reveals how young academics are translating complex data into actionable insights on everything from healthcare to the economy.

Modest STAAR score improvements in Dallas highlight the power of systematic focus, but a deeper look reveals a system grappling with recovery and a major shift in state assessment.

A unique alliance between amateur observers and top scientists is charting the course for NASA's Artemis missions, turning public enthusiasm into vital data.

With Luisa del Rosal at the helm of the Economic Club of Dallas, the city signals a bold new chapter in its ambition to lead the Texas Triangle's global dialogue.

Almaden Country Day School secures a rare Orton-Gillingham accreditation, becoming a national leader and offering integrated, gold-standard dyslexia support.

Renowned cancer researcher Dr. Morag Park takes the helm at the Gairdner Foundation, a key predictor of Nobel Prizes. What does this strategic move mean for global science?

With a new CEO and 27 new schools on the books, Primrose is aggressively expanding. But can its proven model for quality education scale at this pace?

The TIME award for Doha's M. F. Husain museum isn't just a travel nod; it's the payoff for a calculated, multi-billion-dollar investment in soft power.