Education

Peekskill was the only town in Westchester County visited by Lincoln’s funeral train 150 years ago.

Today's Students, Tomorrow's Teachers celebrates 20 years of training culturally diverse and economically disadvantaged students to become teachers.

A 2-year-old professional certificate program at Fordham Westchester teaches needed skills to a wide range of business owners and professionals.

Student Advocacy, an Elmsford-based nonprofit, combines an understanding of school systems with education law to advocate for children.

The University of Bridgeport will offer an entrepreneurship minor to complement majors in everything from engineering to psychology to design.

Students learn problem-solving and project management skills in a business course that involves construction with small wooden planks.

Ridge Hill Academy, a career-exploration and job readiness program for Yonkers students, starts its fifth session this week.

Four LLC, which creates nutrition products intended to end food cravings, is added to New York Medical College's biotechnology incubator.

Former Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell and U.S. Sen. Christopher Murphy will speak at Western Connecticut State University’s May commencement ceremonies.

In order to meet the increasing demand for care, the number of health care workers will need to expand by almost...

Sarah Lawrence College announces Kanwal Singh, associate dean of the college, will move into the dean's post.

Museum Village, a living history museum in Monroe, has started digitizing a collection of its 19th-century artifacts.

Hudson Valley Economic Development Corp. will host the first of its "Nibbles" educational series in White Plains this month.

The former GE chief will promote his business book, co-written with his wife, Suzy.

Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch touts that there is no tax increase in his budget proposal.