A robust, educated workforce is critical to attracting and supporting employers in any community and helping individuals hardest hit by natural disasters to regain employment with adaptable and sought-after skills. Helene’s impact has been devastating on several levels and, in many cases, will constitute a generational impact on the identity and character of affected communities. The resiliency and grit demonstrated by my neighbors, friends and the community assure me that Western North Carolina will get through this challenging time, and education can be the catalyst to help residents gain a new foothold for themselves and their families.

A conversation with Marlene Nunez about equity within educational technology.

The Internet has revolutionized the way we connect, but it has also given rise to a concerning issue – cyberbullying.

"I want people to know that entering the field of cybersecurity may sound challenging, but it's achievable."

Cyberbullying is not only a social problem, it is also a cybersecurity issue.

WGU’s College of IT's Dean’s Fireside Chat Series connects students with industry leaders live and in real-time.