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Online Schools Report, a website by a group based in Eugene, Ore., that collects and crunches data on online degree programs and develops lists ranking the various schools, released its ranking of the ...

As construction professionals struggle to balance shifting industry markets, not to mention their own workplaces and home lives, finding time to bolster or change career directions is tougher than ...

When you envision the construction industry, you might think of a construction site you’ve driven by recently, with people building structures out of wood and cement. The backbone of today’s ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. – The University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning will soon offer a new degree concentration, called design for manufacturing and construction (D-MAC), that combines design ...

The School of Architecture and Planning will soon offer a new degree concentration that combines design, fabrication and construction. The design for manufacturing and construction (D-MAC) ...

Because both recognize the value of uniting industry and academia to advance the construction industry, it was only a matter of time before Evanston, IL-based Northwestern University’s McCormick ...

A new national study by the Illinois Economic Policy Institute (ILEPI) recently revealed that, on average, graduates of joint labor-management (union) apprenticeship programs in the construction ...

LA GRANGE, IL — A new national study by the Illinois Economic Policy Institute (ILEPI) has found that on average, graduates of joint labor-management (union) apprenticeship programs in the ...

I blew up a bridge at a construction site when I was 12 years old, it was at that moment when I knew I wanted to work in construction. Ten years later, I am well on my way. I am currently in my fourth ...

Union apprenticeship programs in the construction industry produce salary and social outcomes for workers equivalent to the jobs and social situations of those with four-year college degrees, a new ...