Recognizing history of Black nurses 1st step to addressing discrimination in nursing
EDITOR'S NOTE: May 10-16 is National Nursing Week in Canada, an initiative created to celebrate the countless contributions nurses make to improve the well-being...
Yellowhead Tribal College announces upgrade to STEM facilities in an effort to attract more Indigenous students
Indigenous groups and the Government of Canada are partnering to invest more than $230,000 to upgrade STEM educational facilities at Yellowhead Tribal College.
Yet another survey finds disparities in how workers view success of workplace DEI
One of the largest disparities between Black employees and other employees was found in Registered Nursing roles.
5 factors that contribute to students finishing high school
Not surprisingly, success leads to more success.
Black, Hispanic workers remain underrepresented in STEM: report
The systemic barriers preventing historically excluded individuals from thriving in STEM remain, according to a recent analysis of nearly 20 million people. The survey conducted by...
1400+ colleges and universities waiving ACT/SAT score requirements next year
While many schools insist the policy change remains temporary, it's too soon to tell if this is, in fact, the start of a lasting trend.
Yeshiva University sued over refusal to recognize LGBTQ+ student club
“Unfortunately Yeshiva University has repeatedly refused to recognize the LGBTQ student group because it is for LGBTQ students and about LGBTQ issues in its mission. This is discrimination under New York City human rights law, plain and simple.”
What are algorithms (and why are they important)?
Algorithms are used in every part of computer science. They form the field's backbone. Computer programs are, at their core, algorithms written in programming languages that the computer can understand.
New study attempts to demystify Zoom fatigue
Video calls are exhausting. Here are some of the reasons behind that and tips on how you can protect your mental health.
Systemic racism contributes to decline in urban biodiversity
The study's authors are appealing to readers to examine not only how we treat one another, but to consider how exclusionary practices damage the natural world.