Texas starts showing students how much they'll make with each degree
Amid record-high student debt levels, a new bill in Texas arms prospective students with better compensation data related to their chosen majors.
Arkansas to develop statewide high-school cybersecurity program
The new curriculum and courses will give students the ability to immerse themselves in industry-relevant concepts and prepare for future careers.
Utah Gov. Herbert calls for expanded computer science education fund
The new fund would allow Utah and its industry partners to pool resources for improving computer science education statewide.
Pacific University hires executive to head dual CIO-CISO role
Brandon Gatke says he's working to not enter the role "like a wrecking ball," but instead to promote a culture among his workforce centered around listening.
How Girl Scouts built a cyber challenge that made girls feel included
In computer science classes that are often mostly boys, girls say finding a place in STEM is tough. The Girl Scouts are asking students how to fix it.
Who can make sense of the U.S.'s 738,000 credentials?
A new report from Credential Engine found the number of credentials is growing fast, but the value and relevance of each one remains unclear.
