Over the weekend of March 16 and 17, Michigan State University’s Board of Trustees revised its code of ethics to bar members from publicly dissenting on majority board decisions, a move that immediately raised concerns about oversight at a moment of growi... See more
States are restructuring education and workforce systems to better align curriculum with careers and strengthen student outcomes. Through agency mergers, centralized workforce authorities, and cross-system coordination, policymakers believe such efforts w... See more
Frank Shushok, president of Roanoke College since 2022, notices a contradiction at the center of Southwest Virginia’s job market. Employers tell him that they can’t find employees. Graduates are unable to find good jobs. Meanwhile, the region’s largest he... See more
The first rung of the career ladder is starting to disappear as artificial intelligence reshapes how work gets done and who gets hired. A slate of surveys from employers, college students and recent graduates reveal how AI tools are dissolving the need fo... See more
The first rung of the career ladder is starting to disappear as artificial intelligence reshapes how work gets done and who gets hired. A slate of surveys from employers, college students and recent graduates reveal how AI tools are dissolving the need fo... See more
