Imagine a world where a college degree isn’t the golden ticket to a good job, where raw talent and hard-earned skills open doors just as wide. In Colorado, this isn’t a distant dream but a reality taking shape under innovative policies and a bold vision to reshape how talent is recognized. For too
From diploma dividend to early-career drag: why this moment matters and what this roundup probes Graduation used to be a launchpad that practically guaranteed momentum, yet today the runway looks crowded and the lift takes longer to arrive for many new degree holders. A chorus of voices—from labor
In a world where global education shapes economies and cultures, U.S. colleges have hit a remarkable milestone with 1.2 million international students enrolled in the current academic year, a 4.5% jump from last year, painting a picture of vibrant campuses buzzing with diverse perspectives. Yet,
In the ever-changing landscape of education, where the arts often struggle to gain the recognition they deserve, one educator at the University of Nebraska at Kearney (UNK) stands out as a true source of inspiration and transformation. Christopher Strickland, an assistant professor, has devoted his
In an era where online education has become a cornerstone for countless students balancing work, family, and academic pursuits, the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) has emerged as a standout institution, earning a prestigious spot among the nation's best. This recognition comes as no
In an era where higher education faces unprecedented challenges—from evolving student needs to complex regulatory landscapes—leadership transitions at academic institutions carry significant weight. South University, a respected institution with a legacy spanning over a century since its founding
