Inside Higher Ed Jessica Blake November 5, 2025 But some industries such as aviation are still pushing to get included in the department’s final definition for professional programs. College aviation programs are pushing the Education Department to designate them as professional and allow their students to access higher levels of […]
SHRM November 3, 2025 This new data finds where there are skills and talent, opportunity is needed. ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Today, new research launched by SHRM – the trusted authority on all things work, workers, and the workplace – shares a more complex picture of the U.S. labor shortage than previously understood. The study, Help […]
El Observador Selen Ozturk October 31, 2025 American Community Media As immigration crackdowns continue nationwide, California is expanding access to legal aid through Find Your Ally, the first state-funded program of its kind in the nation. Through Find Your Ally, all students, staff and faculty in California’s 116 community colleges can […]
NASFAA Maria Carrasco November 7, 2025 Shortly before the Reimagining and Improving Student Education (RISE) committee convened for its second session of negotiated rulemaking (neg reg), the Department of Education (ED) released a new round of issue papers on several provisions it seeks to implement, including adjustments to its definition of professional student. The RISE committee […]
Comstock’s Magazine October 30, 2025 In the face of a statewide technologist shortage, one collaboration is rewriting the future of health care talent. Across Northern California, not-for-profit Sutter Health and Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts are proving that collaboration — not competition — is the engine for a sustainable, community-focused health care […]
SavingAdvice.com Teri Monroe October 29, 2025 While headlines focus on tech layoffs and AI disruption, a surprising truth is unfolding across America—many industries are desperate for workers. The labor shortage hasn’t gone away; it’s just shifted. Jobs once considered “unskilled” or “old-fashioned” now offer solid pay, benefits, and job security that white-collar […]
Campus Technology Rhea Kelly October 28, 2025 A new survey from Instructure explores how prepared people feel to navigate today’s workforce, utilize digital tools, and adapt to change. For its State of Learning and Readiness Report, the company surveyed 1,210 employed U.S. adults ages 18 and older, in partnership with The Harris Poll, […]
Investopedia Elizabeth Guevara October 29, 2025 While the Department of Education has resumed student loan forgiveness, you may still need to complete a few tasks to ensure your loan is dismissed without having to pay federal taxes. The Department of Education resumed granting student loan forgiveness on most income-driven repayment plans earlier […]
Thompson Coburn Tres Cleveland , Brandt Hill , Lorrie Hargrove , Evan Moltz , Anna S. Knouse , Alexander G. Spanos , Karolyn E. Eilertsen October 28, 2025 Thompson Coburn’s Higher Education Litigation Summary is your resource for legal updates on key rulings and ongoing cases shaping the higher education sector. This installment covers updates related to Gainful Employment, the Bare Minimum […]
The Conversation Murugan Anandarajan October 27, 2025 The consulting firm Accenture recently laid off 11,000 employees while expanding its efforts to train workers to use artificial intelligence. It’s a sharp reminder that the same technology driving efficiency is also redefining what it takes to keep a job. And Accenture isn’t alone. IBM has already […]