6 Indiana Colleges to Double STEM Degrees Earned by Students of Color
A group of six Indiana colleges will launch an initiative to double the number of students of color graduating with science, technology, engineering and math degrees.
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Conquering the Pizza Industry with Her Robot Army
Julia Collins, along with her co-founder Alex Garden, launched Zume PIzza in Silicon Valley that enlists the aid of robots in its kitchen.
Thomas Stovall creates #ImBlackInTech [VIDEO]
The organization recently partnered with Chicago 1000, a branch of an organization called, Global 1000, who made a commitment to creating 1000 jobs for minorities in addition to granting them access to capital.
[TechConneXt Summit] Hacking Silicon Valley’s Diversity Problem
The Diversity in Silicon Valley panel at the TechConnext Summit discussed actionable steps to identify and recruit diverse staff at the tech hub and beyond.
Federal Employees May Be At Risk For Identity Theft
The Social Security numbers of every current, former and retired federal employee was allegedly hacked, asserts The American Federation of Government Employees in regards to a December data breach of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). The breach was possibly carried out by the Chinese government.