As automation, globalization, and hybrid work models redefine professional landscapes, preparing tomorrow’s leaders requires a shift in how we approach education, skill-building, and job readiness.

Schools including the University of Minnesota and the University of St. Thomas have created programs and curriculum aimed at building student literacy in AI and ensuring students are ready to pursue ...

When Arjun Jagjivan graduated from Princeton in 2024 with a degree in Operations Research & Financial Engineering, he thought his background in machine learning and ethics would give him a clear edge ...

C. Edward Watson, educator and vice president for digital innovation at the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U), first learned about generative artificial intelligence in ...

The world of work is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and educators must go beyond preparing students for specific careers; they must equip them with adaptable skills to thrive in an unpredictable ...

At The Ohio State University, students attend lectures on generative AI and predictive analytics for supply chain management. At Georgia Tech, supply chain leaders can take a "Generative AI ...

More than one-third of today’s college graduates are “underemployed,” meaning they work jobs that don’t require a college ...

According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025, nearly 40 percent of workers’ core skills will change in just the next five years. As AI, automation, and global connectivity ...

Dr. Joe Gilgour shares how Mineral Area College is preparing students for tech-driven jobs, balancing workforce training with ...

Indiana high school student Natalie Wadkins is competing for a national prize with a documentary about disability rights advocate Kitty Cone. People with disabilities are employed at a lower rate than ...

THOUSANDS OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ACROSS OUR STATE ARE GRADUATING THIS WEEK. YEAH, AND WHILE THIS IS A TIME TO CELEBRATE, IT’S ALSO A TIME TO START PREPPING THEM FOR WHAT THEY WANT TO DO NEXT, WHETHER ...

While some aspiring lawyers still join law school straight from college, most applicants are now starting after one year or more in the workforce. A little full-time work experience can ...