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How Do Employers View Community College Baccalaureate Degrees?
New HBCU Partnership Speeds Path to Law School
Grambling State has teamed up with Southern University Law Center to allow students to earn a bachelor’s and a law degree in six years, lowering costs and strengthening Louisiana’s attorney pipeline.
Why Students Aren’t All In on AI—and What They Want From Colleges
New Student Voice data reveals students are embracing AI as a learning tool while worrying about dependence, career disruption and inconsistent institutional responses.
From Classroom to Formula 1
At Jacksonville University, hands-on learning and faculty mentorship helped one engineering student reach a Cadillac Formula 1 internship and build a Formula SAE program for fellow students.
From Chicago Classrooms to Debt-Free Degrees
The first cohort of Hope Chicago scholars graduated from college and workforce programs across Illinois, marking an early milestone for the two-generation scholarship model.
A New Blueprint for Construction Training
Southeast Technical College’s new home-building lab gives skilled trades students hands-on training tied to regional workforce needs.
3 Takeaways on AI and Entry-Level Jobs
Institutions including the University of Virginia and the State University of New York are launching AI initiatives to prepare students for a changing early-career job market.