Higher Education
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MBA or Leadership Degree: Which Boosts Your Career?
A recent LinkedIn analysis reveals a significant shift: job postings for 'Head of Organizational Development' or 'Chief People Officer' increasingly list a Master's in Leadership as a preferred qualif
Morgan State Students Win Fulbright Awards for Global Research
Two Morgan State University graduate students, Natan Coresh-Chiappori and Michelle Mondrey, have secured prestigious Fulbright Research Awards for the 2026–2027 academic year.
University Staff Leadership Academy Opens Applications for 2026 Cohort
Only 20 to 25 University of Nebraska-Lincoln staff will be selected this year for an intensive leadership program that culminates in a strategic project proposal.
What are micro-credentials and why do they matter for your career?
In 2025, 60% of institutions increased involvement in developing new micro-credential initiatives.
Government Launches AI Initiatives to Reshape Workforce
Over 1,000 students at Georgia State University are currently enrolled in new AI training courses, part of a national push to rapidly scale the U.
AI reshapes 2026 job market, challenging recent grads' entry
College graduates in virtually every industry will likely need experience working with AI, a fundamental shift that is reshaping entry-level job requirements faster than many institutions can adapt.
US visa policies challenge international students job market
Under new proposed US visa policies, graduate students face a ban on transferring between schools or programs at any stage.
Business Schools Race to Retool Curricula Amidst AI Impact
Washington University's Olin Business School is offering a $10,000 scholarship to attract students to its new Master's in AI for Business program.
AI reshapes entry-level jobs, challenging 2026 graduate career plans
Josephine Timperman, a 20-year-old Miami University student, switched her major from business analytics to marketing.
College Graduates Enter Non-Degree Jobs Amid Economic Headwinds
Nationally, 42.5% of recent college graduates are working in jobs that do not require a degree, marking the highest rate recorded since October 2020, according to The Kansas City Beacon . This statist
Wright State launches AI platform for student career readiness
At Wright State University, students can now get instant, 24/7 feedback on their résumés and interview skills from an AI platform, a service once exclusively the domain of human career counselors.
AI Fuels US Talent Surge, New Programs Bridge Skill Gap
On April 1, 2026, AECOM and Southern Methodist University launched a doctoral fellowship program focused on applying artificial intelligence (AI) to complex infrastructure challenges.
Student unions surge for better pay and working conditions
In 2012, no undergraduate-student employee unions existed.
The Entry-Level Lie: Why College Graduates Are Unprepared for a Job Market That Demands Too Much
The growing gap between entry-level job requirements and the readiness of college graduates is not a failure of individual ambition, but a deep, systemic fissure in our professional pipeline demanding urgent reform.
The Degree Dilemma: Analyzing the Trend of College-Educated Workers in Low-Wage Roles
More than two in five recent college graduates are now underemployed. A data-driven look at the trend of college-educated workers in low-wage service roles reveals a tightening job market with significant economic consequences.
Top 7 Strategies for Universities to Improve Line Management
This guide outlines seven distinct approaches for cultivating effective leaders within universities. It's designed for deans, department heads, and senior administrators responsible for faculty and staff development.
Villanova's Sofia Arrascue Named a 2026 Best & Brightest Business Major
Villanova University student Sofia Arrascue has been recognized as a 2026 Best & Brightest Business Major. Learn about her impressive academic journey, extensive leadership, and upcoming career in corporate banking.
What Are Career-Ready Ecosystems? A University Guide
Only 22% of students feel their school helped them find a career path. Learn how universities are building comprehensive "career-ready ecosystems" to change that.
The Great Mismatch: Why Today's Graduates Face a Challenging Job Market
Recent university graduates are facing a crisis of confidence as the job market proves challenging, highlighting a significant disconnect between academic preparation and employer needs. This foundational issue demands urgent, systemic solutions to ensure a successful transition from campus to career.
South Texas College Launches Professional Headshot Booth for Student Career Readiness
South Texas College has launched a professional headshot booth to improve student career readiness. This new resource provides high-quality headshots, equipping participants with assets for digital professional branding and boosting confidence in the job market.