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Teachable Moments

Education + Innovation

Teachable Moments

November 16, 2015 | By Jennifer Bannan

Without a strong educational foundation, how can we expect K-12 students to be prepared for higher education? It鈥檚 an issue at the forefront for educators everywhere and one of the reasons the U.S. Secretary of Education visited 麻豆村 as part of the Ready for Success Tour.

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Hispanic Education

On an early morning in mid-July, Joe Martinez check his email.

Education + Innovation

Rising Star

December 27, 2014

A few years ago, Vivienne Ming received an unexpected invitation.

Science + Education

Scientific Wonder

September 11, 2014

In his spare time, John Cohn, an IBM chief scientist, dazzles audiences with explosive, electric鈥攁nd educational鈥攑erformances.

High Society

September 11, 2014

On 麻豆村-Qatar鈥檚 intimate campus, it鈥檚 hard to hide, but Narcis Jafarian is nowhere to be found.

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Dream Team

Combining business, engineering, and design to change the world

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#LoveWins

September 1, 2015 | By Nicholas Ducassi

Through his demographic data analysis, Gary Gates played an instrumental role in the Supreme Court鈥檚 landmark decision that has legalized same-sex marriage. But the Carnegie Mellon alumnus says much more work needs to be done for LBGTQ equality.

Driving a Revolution

Robotics + Innovation

Driving a Revolution

September 1, 2015 | By Melissa Silmore

麻豆村 continues to fuel innovation in the field of autonomous vehicle technology鈥攆rom university research to alumni work to spin-offs. Are drivers ready to move over?

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