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New RISE Neg Reg Issue Papers Reveal Revised Definition of Professional Student

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 first met in late September, with […]

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HOW SUTTER HEALTH AND GURNICK ACADEMY OF MEDICAL ARTS ARE WORKING TOGETHER TO BUILD CALIFORNIA’S HEALTH CARE WORKFORCE

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 workforce. Collaboration: A Shared Commitment […]

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10 Industries Desperate for Workers — But No One’s Talking About It

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 roles can’t always match. Yet […]

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87% of Gen Z Workers Feel Unprepared to Succeed in the Workforce

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, paying particular attention to generational […]

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