A new grant received by the El Paso Independent School District will place Wi-Fi devices in the homes of low-income students who may lack the access to the Internet that helps them complete homework and …
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The El Paso area’s best and brightest elementary through high school students will be showcasing their science and engineering projects at the annual Sun Country Regional Science & Engineering Fair at Pebble Hills High School. …
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After the success of their first free show, El Paso’s own Gene Roddenberry Planetarium is inviting El Pasoans ‘to Boldly Go’ once again. This time around, it’s a tour of our solar system in fine …
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Established in 1969, the Gene Roddenberry Planetarium has been a major benefit to El Paso students and teachers by providing an exciting glimpse into the night sky for audiences of all ages, free of charge. Now the …
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On Tuesday, the El Paso City Council approved an incentive package resulting in the expansion of SDI Technologies’ main distribution center leading to more jobs. Via a news release city officials stated, “This agreement will …
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As Information Technology is advancing around the globe, Canutillo ISD students are gaining real-world experience via a new program. A team of five high school seniors from Canutillo and Northwest Early College High Schools have …
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Las Cruces native Lisa Mae Brunson, founder of Wonder Women Tech – a highly successful international conference and hackathon – will be the keynote speaker for the second annual Women Entrepreneurs (WE) Mean Business conference, …
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New Mexico State University will debut an innovative lab that will engage area students in the fields of education, science, technology, engineering and math this week. NMSU, in conjunction with White Sands Missile Range, recently …
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EPISD’s return to classes on Monday will not be your average first day of school. The district still expects nervous kindergarteners, excited seniors and plenty of traffic around its campuses; but at around 10:30 a.m., …
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When high school students crack open their laptops this fall, the digital books they download will come to life with video and other interactive options. No longer will there be torn pages or dated information. …
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HOUSTON – A coalition of 35 organizations is mounting “Houston Unites,” a campaign to keep the city’s equal rights ordinance on the books. Terri Burke, executive director with the ACLU of Texas, says a lot …
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