Education
Impact of AI on Job Prospects for College Students
Recent research involving over 600 employers reveals a recurring topic of concern. July 22, 2026 at 6:27 p.m. EDT Reported by Murugan Anandarajan and Cuneyt Gozu, for The Conversation. The Conversation, a nonprofit news source,
Employers Prioritize AI Skills in Entry-Level Jobs
A recent survey involving over 600 employers has highlighted a recurring theme concerning workforce preparedness. The primary concern among many college students today revolves around the impact of artificial intelligence on future job prospects. This
The Impact of AI on Career Prospects for College Students
The outlook for college students entering the workforce is increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence. A survey conducted among over 600 employers highlights a prominent concern among soon-to-be graduates: job displacement by automation. This issue resonates
Record Defaults in Federal Student Loans Rise Amid Changes
The number of federal student loan borrowers in default has reached a record high as protections from the pandemic era fade, compounded by changes in student loan forgiveness options under the Trump administration. According to
The Rise of ‘No-Zero’ Grading Policies in U.S. Schools
In U.S. educational institutions, the grades students earn play a critical role in shaping their future opportunities. High school grades specifically impact a student’s overall GPA and class rank, which are essential components of college
Chicago Public Schools Faces Budget Challenges Amid Rising Costs
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) officials expressed urgency on Monday for passing the district’s $9.88 billion budget. Without approval, CPS risks missing payroll for 45,000 employees in September. CPS CEO Macquline King emphasized that missing payroll
Maryland’s Children Deserve a Summer of Growth
Maryland’s children need a summer that serves as a bridge to something better, rather than merely a break from school. This season has the potential to be transformative for young people. Summertime can bring a
Youth Experience STEM Through Hands-on Activities at Annual STEM-A-Thon
In Valparaiso, Central Park Plaza hosted approximately 200 children from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana. They participated in the annual STEM-A-Thon, engaging with science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in interactive ways.
Helping Special Education Students Thrive with Tailored Supplies
Supporting special education students in classrooms requires a customized approach that addresses their specific needs. Many parents, teachers, and therapists choose special education supplies to aid in this process. Fortunately, various supplies are available, ranging
Northwestern Professor Sues University Over Tenure Denial
Steven Thrasher, a professor at Northwestern University, has filed a federal lawsuit claiming the university denied him tenure due to his pro-Palestinian activism. He alleges the decision followed pressure from federal officials. Thrasher, who held