We want to guarantee that every undergraduate is mentored in at least one meaningful, hands-on, real-world learning experience — and has the opportunity to reflect on how it builds upon their ...

There’s no slowing down Durango’s Asa Vermette. Whether it’s on downhill mountain bike tracks around the world or in the offseason, Vermette is always on the move and stoked to be doing so.

Like us on Facebook. HINSDALE, N.H. — The extended learning opportunities program at Hinsdale Middle High School gives students a chance to experience a career of their choice out in a real world ...

Across the world, universities are rethinking how students engage with knowledge--not just by adding electives or creating cross-listed courses, but by redesigning the very structure of learning.

Young couple Fin and Sioned want to swap their small-town life in Wales for an adventure across the world; learning more about themselves and each other along the way. Sioned said: “I wanted to ...

Predictive Model of Objective Response to Nivolumab Monotherapy for Advanced Renal Cell Carcinoma by Machine Learning Using Genetic and Clinical Data: The SNiP-RCC Study The use of real-world data ...

Students in the school’s international baccalaureate diploma program are learning about real world political problems, including the controversial tariffs imposed on some Canadian sectors by U.S ...

Through machine learning from AI, massive datasets relating ... milliseconds can mean the difference between making or breaking a deal in the world of investing. Algorithmic trading primarily ...

“I think a lot of these students spend their time at Lake Superior College learning about how we do things in American culture, American food, American music and all those things. This is a ...

In partnership with Minneapolis' Mixed Blood Theatre Company, students at Open World Learning School in St. Paul are learning about sustainability through the creation of an interactive play ...

We're supposed to be connected to the real world where learning becomes alive because you see how it actually impacts the things around you," said Eric Dinkel, a science teacher at the school.