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Commentary
Abraham Lincoln set off an education revolution in 1862 with the Land Grant Act. We need the same thing today for AI
By
Mark Hagerott
,
Patrick T. Harker
and
Ramayya Krishnan
November 5, 2025
Commentary
I’ve owned and operated trade schools for 40 years and Gen Z is onto something: They recognize the value of vocational education
By
Stephen Tave
November 5, 2025
Success
Gen Z is leading a blue-collar revolution as more Americans lose faith in college education
By
Emma Burleigh
October 29, 2025
Success
As Gen Z faces the white collar freeze in hiring, law and business school applications are soaring
By
Jessica Coacci
October 28, 2025
AI
Chegg’s CEO once said he’s the ‘poster child’ for AI shock. Now, the company is slashing 45% of staff
By
Ashley Lutz
October 28, 2025
Conferences
The Gen Z job crisis is real: 1.2 million recent grads in the U.K. competed for just 17,000 open roles
By
Emma Burleigh
October 28, 2025
North America
Harvard says it’s been giving too many A grades to students
By
Greg Ryan
and
Bloomberg
October 27, 2025
Success
‘The Bermuda Triangle of Talent’: 27-year-old Oxford grad turned down McKinsey and Morgan Stanley to find out why Gen Z’s smartest keep selling out
By
Eva Roytburg
October 26, 2025
Success
Parents offering $240K to tutor their one-year-old—the job ad calls for someone ‘from a socially appropriate background’ to prepare their toddler for top schools
By
Jessica Coacci
October 24, 2025
Success
Stanford athlete turned wealth guru had everything he wanted by 30, but realized money doesn’t buy happiness: ‘I had the high-paying job, the title, the house, the car’
By
Emma Burleigh
October 24, 2025
Success
Bank boss says Gen Z did ‘what society told them’—they got degrees and debt—but still no jobs: ‘This generation wasn’t built to withstand that level of rejection
By
Jessica Coacci
October 23, 2025
Success
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky challenges founders with a critical question if they aspire to emulate his success
By
Emma Burleigh
October 22, 2025
Personal Finance
Teachers union wins fight with Trump administration to restart student-loan forgiveness for 2.5 million borrowers
By
Cora Lewis
and
The Associated Press
October 22, 2025
Politics
The White House has faced a flurry of rejections after inviting 9 universities to be the first signatories of its higher-ed compact
By
Collin Binkley
,
Jonathan Mattise
and
The Associated Press
October 18, 2025
Success
Meta is hiring entry-level roles that pay up to $290,000 a year and require little prior experience
By
Emma Burleigh
October 17, 2025
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