A new study published in Psychology of Women Quarterly found that Latino and African American males scored the lowest on 10th grade math and science… more
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Latinos’ STEM bachelor degree numbers up, doctorates down
The National Science Foundation recently released a report titled, “Women, Minorities, and Persons with Disabilities in Science and Engineering: 2013” with some interesting data about… more
Más Wired’s database of Latino academics, experts
As part of our ongoing goal to make the web more accessible to Latinos everywhere, we have begun to compile a list of Latino academics… more
Tijuana could be Mexico’s Silicon Valley
There was an interesting piece recently that underscored how Tijuana, and the Mexican state of Baja California, is becoming a center for tech innovation. One… more
Study: No such thing as the Latino vote, Latinos critical to economy
A recent data set released by the Pew Research Hispanic Center allows us to look at the dominance of the Mexican vote, the crawl to… more
Study: Latinos know English, don’t graduate college and rent
The Pew Hispanic Center recently released data on the Latino population in the U.S. The first of Más Wired’s look at the Pew Center’s massive… more
Study: Latinos continue to grow, Mexicans continue to dominate
A massive amount of data from the Pew Research Hispanic Center has been released for statistic junkies, dataphiles and anyone else to analyze. In this… more
Silicon Valley is thriving, not for Latinos and blacks
A recent article highlighted the fact that Latinos and African Americans are not benefitting as much from the Silicon Valley’s growing and high standard of… more
UrbanTxT inspires young Latinos to work in tech
Teenage boys, especially low-income ones, are often typecast as problematic regardless of race. Although the problems facing low-income young men are great, Oscar Menjivar and… more
Latinos, immigrants, finish STEM at different rates
A study from the National Center for Educational Statistics recently looked at the educational attainment of Latino and Asian immigrants, and undergraduates who had immigrant… more

