Starting student life in 2025 is exciting, but choosing the right tech can feel like a never-ending series of important decisions. A versatile device like an iPad can handle notetaking, essay writing, ...

Japan’s kei car culture keeps finding new ways to surprise, and this latest student-built concept might be the boldest twist yet. If there’s one segment of the automotive world (though odd and quirky) ...

Raspberry Pis are useful for all sorts of tasks, and there are plenty of potential projects you can use them for. Here are some to get you started.

A quiet town in western Denmark is quickly becoming a testing ground for the future of housing. Skovsporet, described as Europe's largest 3D-printed housing project, is now taking shape in Holstebro.

That’s exactly what Normandy High School entrepreneurship students recently learned with a hands-on pizza project that ...

A high school teacher gives his students projects that offer opportunities to help others. He finds these projects generate a ...

Thousands of students attended the one-day TechnoFest 3.0 at Karachi Expo Centre on Saturday, where over 200 stalls showcased artificial intelligence-based projects developed by university and college ...

High school students from across the region will present original solutions to global challenges this April as they compete ...

Robotics programs are booming in Southeast Missouri schools, drawing record student participation, hands-on learning, and ...

MIFFLINBURG — Students at Mifflinburg Area High School have an opportunity to use STEM concepts to create physical objects with their own hands. Instructor Emil Stenger’s full-year course is called ...

The magic of the festive season often inspires creativity, and nothing captures the spirit of Christmas quite like a beautiful drawing. Whether you're looking for simple, engaging Christmas drawings ...

Here's advice Andrej Karpathy, OpenAI co-founder and former director for AI and Autopilot Vision at Tesla, wishes he was told as an undergraduate student.(via X) In a blogpost for his alma mater ...