STEM Articles & Stories
Loss of Vision Doesn’t Deter IT Student from his Master’s Goal
When Ricardo Scarello ‘19 crossed the stage to accept his diploma, his service dog Puck was by his side. Scarello didn’t just earn his master’s degree; he earned a master's in IT, by all accounts a challenging program for anyone, let alone someone that’s vision impaired.
Former MIT Leader to Help Transform Engineering, Technology Education
Kirk Kolenbrander raised a lot of eyebrows recently when he announced he was leaving a high post at a world-renowned engineering school after nearly 3 decades. But in his mind, the move makes all the sense in the world.
Women Are 20% of Cyber Security Field – Conference Works to Bridge Gap
The 6th annual Women in CyberSecurity Conference drew more than 1,300 students, faculty and professionals to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for sessions in learning, working and leading. Six scholars from Southern New Hampshire University were among those accepted to the invite-only conference.
What is Aeronautical Engineering?
If you’ve ever dreamed of designing the next generation, supersonic airplane or watching the biggest jet engine soar, you may have considered a career in aeronautical engineering. Here are some fundamental questions to help you decide if the field is right for you.