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College Pays Off, but Location Matters
A new report from California Competes finds returns on bachelor’s and associate degrees depend on where students live.
Building Pathways for Women in Construction
Stephens College’s pre-apprenticeship program connects women to in-demand trades while helping address workforce shortages.
Integrating AI Across the Liberal Arts
The University of Richmond’s new Center for Liberal Arts and AI helps students and faculty explore artificial intelligence ethically, critically and across disciplines.
CUNY Brings Career Readiness to the Classroom
CUNY Beyond initiative embeds career-focused learning across all 25 campuses to boost graduates’ job prospects.
How One Course Helps Students Find Their Major
The University of Delaware’s University Studies course guides first-year students through faculty interviews and student panels to clarify their career interests.
Cornell Module Builds Critical Thinking in AI Era
The discipline-independent course helps students build critical thinking skills while giving faculty a framework to integrate them across courses.
How One College Helps Students Navigate Civil Discourse
Kalamazoo College’s senior seminar teaches students to approach disagreement around political views without shutting down dialogue.
CUNY Grads Face Shortage of Entry-Level Jobs in NYC
A new Center for an Urban Future report finds that despite rising CUNY graduation rates, students face a tough job market and need stronger employer partnerships.
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