Browsing: Education

5,000 participants to join climate change workshops under India Initiative of CUNY CREST Institute

Saxena Center set to expand its footprint in research, teaching, public policy and programming

Indian American professor placed at the National Security Council as Deputy Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technology

IIT Madras to advance quantum computing skill development and research for industries in India

Hubert H Humphrey School is first US public affairs school to include caste to its diversity, equity & inclusion criteria

Indian students got 77,799 F1 visas compared to 46,145 for the Chinese in January-July 2022

Things to help migrant kids sail through the beginning of a new school year

Gupta says he has been cooperating in MSU probe, denies he failed to follow reporting protocols

Harvard defends consideration of race as a factor in admissions process in a Supreme Court brief

With ancestral roots in Kerala, the musical prodigy hopes to perform at world’s best opera houses

A University of Madras alumnus, Kuriyan is one of the world’s leading structural biologists

Initiative brings together 20 emerging Indian and US young civic leaders to advance civil rights, social justice, and inclusion

A distinguished alumna of the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, she is the first woman of color to lead OSU

More than 200,000 Indian students studying in the US this year make up 20 percent of international students in America

Google temporarily suspended the publisher of “The Plot Against the King,” written by Patel, Trump’s Pentagon chief of staff

Word whizzes from the community earn five top spots in iconic competition.

New curriculum will have lessons about historical figures like Dr. Anandibai Joshee, the first Indian American woman doctor

Eighth grader from San Antonio, Texas, defeated Vikram Raju in the bee’s first-ever lightning-round tiebreaker

People-to-people learning short-circuits the formal education system of classroom or guru teaching methods

Jefferson India Center run in collaboration with Kore led KLE society provides global perspective to new health leaders

“We must collectively figure out how to create a future where humans and nature thrive together,” says Indian American expert

Eight Indian American kids were among 11 finalists in the 2021 contest which ended their 12-year reign

Truman Scholarship is the premier graduate scholarship for aspiring public service leaders in the United States

Rhea Jethvani and Monica Pal will receive $40,000 scholarships to pursue STEM studies

After winning the Bee for 12 straight years, Indian-American kids made way for the first-ever African-American winner in 2021