University of South Carolina launches 5G innovation hub
The University of South Carolina and Verizon's ‘Innovation Experience Hub’ will enable research of 5G for manufacturing, health care and other industries.
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Integrating sustainability into K-12 and higher education
How K-12 districts, colleges and universities are creating sustainable environments in schools and developing a certification program.
Why blended learning models require blended security
Verizon whitepaper highlights how to use smart technology to keep higher education institutions safe.
Arizona State students to pitch how 5G, edge computing can boost digital equity
The "Digital Equity Jam" is asking students to apply new technologies to issues such as public health, climate change and education.
How managed security services helps drive digital transformation in higher education
Digital transformation and security challenges across college campuses draw attention to the strategic advantages of managed and professional services.
In Cleveland, Verizon boasts ‘first’ 5G-powered middle school
The next generation of wireless technology is promised to enable new edtech as the company plans to bring 5G to 100 schools.
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Education’s openness a unique security challenge, Verizon says in data breach report
Though the education sector faces similar threats seen elsewhere, its challenge is balancing essential flexibility with sound security practices.
Verizon commits $1 million to winners of 5G EdTech Challenge
Winners of the competition tackled classroom challenges like student engagement, teacher preparedness and special needs support for K-12.
One hundred U.S. schools to receive big bump in STEM investment
The Verizon Foundation has ramped up its commitment to STEM education, announcing a 00 million investment and plans to reach 5 million more students.
Verizon officials dig into cybersecurity challenges facing colleges
Higher education institutions can secure their data and networks without compromising a community of openness, Verizon officials said.