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In 1866, six all-black cavalry and infantry regiments were established following the Army Organization Act. Of these soldiers, two cavalry regiments were named “Buffalo Soldiers” by the Native Americans that they encountered. Although these segregated troops were eventually disbanded, the
STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, and it’s been an integral part the nation’s workforce since 2001 when it was introduced by the National Science Foundation. Today, November 8, we’re celebrating National STEM Day! Despite the growth of
A growing number of high school students are looking into the programs offered by their local technical schools and career centers to meet a dramatic shift in the job market. As industry expands in northeast Pennsylvania, so too does the
Article By Rick Hiduk When natural gas exploration began in the Endless Mountains a decade ago, the first thing that first responders noticed – especially those who coordinate emergency vehicles – was an increase in truck traffic. Next came the
Discover the people, projects, and partnerships driving America’s energy story in the real moments we’ve captured from the field and our communities.