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Gen Z Faces AI Fears, Debt Challenges, and Career Preparedness
Education Management Gen Z Faces AI Fears, Debt Challenges, and Career Preparedness

As Gen Z students advance towards higher education and the workforce, a survey conducted by the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) highlights their career-related anxieties and aspirations, particularly concerning artificial intelligence (AI), student debt, and career readiness. The

How Do Promotion Gaps Challenge Diversity in Academia?
Education Management How Do Promotion Gaps Challenge Diversity in Academia?

Higher education institutions across the United States are under increasing scrutiny regarding the advancement of women and minority faculty within their ranks. A comprehensive study by the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR) has cast light on the systemic

Columbia Protests: Student Fervor vs. Faculty Accountability
Education Management Columbia Protests: Student Fervor vs. Faculty Accountability

The spirit of activism often takes hold of students at Columbia University, lighting them with a passion for change. Recent demonstrations have echoed the storied past of the 1968 upheavals, where fervent youths confronted institutional powers head-on—an ageless tale of student insurrection. Yet, a

Wells College Shuts Down After Prolonged Financial Woes
Education Management Wells College Shuts Down After Prolonged Financial Woes

Despite exhaustive efforts to sustain itself, Wells College has disclosed its plans to close upon the completion of the spring semester. The private nonprofit institution, nestled in New York, has faced insurmountable financial hurdles compounded by demographic changes, the COVID-19 pandemic,

University of Arkansas Streamlines Service-Learning Course Designation Process
Online Learning University of Arkansas Streamlines Service-Learning Course Designation Process

The University of Arkansas is pioneering initiatives to merge community engagement with academic learning. One significant step in this direction is the creation of the 'Designation at the Door' workshop spearheaded by the Service Learning Initiative (SLI). This workshop aims to support

Is Senator Weber Right in Opposing MN Labor Bills?
Education Management Is Senator Weber Right in Opposing MN Labor Bills?

Minnesota's Senator Bill Weber, hailing from the GOP side in District 21, has voiced his reservations regarding new labor legislation in the state, positing that the bills might hurt local businesses. He argues that these regulations could introduce excessive burdens and exacerbate issues

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