Kettering students use Industrial Engineering principles to help prevent patient falls at local healthcare facilities
Kettering students use Industrial Engineering principles to help prevent patient falls at local healthcare facilities
Progress both on the field and off continues to be a theme for Kettnetic Thunder, Kettering University's Ultimate Frisbee team.
Progress both on the field and off continues to be a theme for Kettnetic Thunder, Kettering University's Ultimate Frisbee team.
The first half of the Global Issues Film Festival kicks off Nov. 4-6 on the campus of Mott Community College featuring four films about food, one person's impact on the world, global health and the power of art.
The first half of the Global Issues Film Festival kicks off Nov. 4-6 on the campus of Mott Community College featuring four films about food, one person's impact on the world, global health and the power of art.
Autodesk, the world leader in design, engineering and entertainment software recently shared technology and expertise with Kettering students.
Autodesk, the world leader in design, engineering and entertainment software recently shared technology and expertise with Kettering students.
"The 16th Letter" is the theme for the 2011 TEDxFlint event Oct. 22 in the Kiva on the campus of the University of Michigan-Flint.
"The 16th Letter" is the theme for the 2011 TEDxFlint event Oct. 22 in the Kiva on the campus of the University of Michigan-Flint.
The GM Foundation presented $120,000 to Kettering's specialty programs in support of FIRST Robotics, AIM and LITE pre-college programs, scholarships and more.
The GM Foundation presented $120,000 to Kettering's specialty programs in support of FIRST Robotics, AIM and LITE pre-college programs, scholarships and more.
The Ford Motor Company Fund's "Ford College Community Challenge" will again help Kettering students partner with Harvesting Earth, this time to take the non-profit urban farming project off the water grid.
The Ford Motor Company Fund's "Ford College Community Challenge" will again help Kettering students partner with Harvesting Earth, this time to take the non-profit urban farming project off the water grid.
Mimicking the human body's own healing method - heat - researchers at Kettering and Wayne State universities are using nanotechnology to treat cancer.
Mimicking the human body's own healing method - heat - researchers at Kettering and Wayne State universities are using nanotechnology to treat cancer.
Alex Smith '09, helped develop the world's first all electric power boat and now he's tackling an electric powertrain for an electric motorcycle.
Alex Smith '09, helped develop the world's first all electric power boat and now he's tackling an electric powertrain for an electric motorcycle.
President McMahan was in an impressive line-up of speakers at STEM Summit III with Astronaut Leland Melvin and FIRST President Jon Dudas in Tampa.
President McMahan was in an impressive line-up of speakers at STEM Summit III with Astronaut Leland Melvin and FIRST President Jon Dudas in Tampa.
Researchers at Kettering University are researching ways to improve safety features for backseat passengers during front end collisions.
Researchers at Kettering University are researching ways to improve safety features for backseat passengers during front end collisions.
