Can colleges still deliver in the age of AI? One Ivy League school is investing $30 million to improve career outcomes

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Dartmouth College Cheryl Senter/Bloomberg | Getty Images Fears that artificial intelligence will upend students’ future career plans are reverberating across college campuses.  “Higher education needs to do better,” said Joseph Catrino, the inaugural director of Dartmouth’s Center for Career Design. “We need to do better for our students — we need to step up and …

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AI fears drive some young adults to grad school — ‘people shelter in higher education,’ expert says

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Gatot Adriansyah | Istock | Getty Images As artificial intelligence restructures the workforce and reduces the number of entry-level opportunities, an alternative is emerging for recent college grads struggling to find jobs: going back to school. Nearly 78% of those who are considering graduate school said they plan to enroll in a program within 12 months, according …

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Are you reading books? Here’s what you might be protecting without realising – The Times of India

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As reading quietly fades into a task-driven activity, students risk losing more than a habit—they lose a powerful way to steady their minds. Drawing on research and neuroscience, the story explores how reading regulates the nervous system, builds empathy, and deepens thinking, even as digital distractions and academic pressures steadily push books out of students’ …

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As AI puts the squeeze on entry-level jobs, teens remain optimistic about their future employability, report finds

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Valerie Plesch | The Washington Post | Getty Images Even as the U.S. economy adds jobs and the unemployment rate ticks lower, there are fewer hiring opportunities for college graduates. And yet, high school students remain remarkably optimistic about their future employment prospects. According to a new report by Junior Achievement, 73% of teenagers said the artificial Intelligence boom will have …

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Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ may spur significant changes to higher education in 2026 and the rise of ‘un-college,’ experts say

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For years, a growing number of students have been considering alternatives to a four-year degree. Now the trend toward a two-year program or even shorter-term credential — also dubbed “un-college” — is gaining steam.  Ballooning college costs and the student loan debt that goes along with them are partly to blame. New borrowing limits for 2026 under …

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