ACS Responds to Funding Crisis with Lifeline for At-Risk Chemistry Students Across the United States, graduate chemistry students are confronting new hurdles as research funding grows unstable. The abrupt loss of financial support has left many students, just steps from gradu... ACS chemistry diversity programs graduate students higher education research funding STEM advocacy
Rider University Joins the Global Quest to Map the Universe Rider University joins the Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST), a global alliance of around 30 institutions determined to unlock the secrets of the cosmos. This ten-year endeavor positions Rider at... astronomy dark matter higher education LSST Rider University scientific research Vera C. Rubin Observatory
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ACS Ends Scholars Program for Underrepresented Students: A New Chapter for Diversity in Chemistry The American Chemical Society (ACS) has made headlines by discontinuing its renowned Scholars Program, which supported students from underrepresented backgrounds in chemistry. This move coincided with... ACS chemical sciences diversity education policy higher education inclusion lawsuit scholarships