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America’s high school graduating class is projected to shrink 13%. Colleges are already feeling the squeeze
Economy
America’s high school graduating class is projected to shrink 13%. Colleges are already feeling the squeeze
By Tatiana SatauaAugust 31, 2026
Students happy outside of school
Success
One U.S. college is fixing tuition at just 10% of parental income: ‘We’re not hiding the cost of college behind secret formulas’
By Emma BurleighJune 25, 2026
‘Cruel, unnecessary, and irresponsible’: Advocacy group slams Trump’s plan to garnish wages of student loan borrowers in default
Politics
‘Cruel, unnecessary, and irresponsible’: Advocacy group slams Trump’s plan to garnish wages of student loan borrowers in default
By Annie Ma and The Associated PressDecember 23, 2025
Ryan Roslansky, CEO, LinkedIn
Success
More bad news for Gen Z grads: Even LinkedIn’s CEO is saying the future of work won’t belong to people with degrees anymore
By Emma BurleighOctober 2, 2025
Worker cleaning medical equipment.
Success
Gen Z can earn $70,000 a year and enter the AI-proof medical field without a college degree—all they have to do is learn how to sterilize surgical equipment
By Emma BurleighApril 18, 2025
NCAA President holds his index finger up, as if he was expecting a bird to land on it. Does he think he's Snow White?
Success
A $2.8 billion settlement will completely rewire how college athletes are paid—but fans and students will foot much of the bill through ticket and tuition fees
By The Associated PressApril 7, 2025
Harvard will make tuition free for students of families making less than $200,000 a year and totally free for those making under $100,000
Finance
Harvard will make tuition free for students of families making less than $200,000 a year and totally free for those making under $100,000
By Chris MorrisMarch 18, 2025
It’s college application season, but don’t worry: most schools accept most students—and rates are up
Success
It’s college application season, but don’t worry: most schools accept most students—and rates are up
By Jason MaNovember 24, 2024
Recruiter meets candidate at interview.
Newsletters
Compensation rules have changed—here’s what HR leaders should know about pay and benefits strategies today
By Emma BurleighOctober 24, 2024
Hiring manager greets group of applicants.
Leadership
Salary is just the beginning—here’s how to craft a compensation package that workers really want
By Emma BurleighOctober 24, 2024
College student studies in classroom.
Newsletters
One company paying out $7.7 million in employee tuition benefits says one change to their program made a huge engagement difference
By Emma BurleighSeptember 25, 2024
Michael Bloomberg in front of a microphone
Success
Michael Bloomberg’s charity just donated $1 billion to John’s Hopkins University, covering full tuition for most medical students
By Michelle Chapman, Thalia Beaty and The Associated PressJuly 8, 2024
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon speaking onstage a trade show.
Newsletters
How Walmart’s CEO lured white collar workers to small town Arkansas and improved employee relations
By Emma BurleighJune 5, 2024
30% of bachelor’s degrees cost more than what they pay out in a lifetime, a new analysis finds.
Finance
The juice isn’t worth the squeeze for many college majors, new report reveals: Lifetime earnings simply can’t keep up with the cost of degrees
By Sunny NagpaulMay 14, 2024
Free education benefits are Papa John’s secret sauce to boosting frontline employee retention
Newsletters
Free education benefits are Papa John’s secret sauce to boosting frontline employee retention
By Paige McGlauflin and Emma BurleighMay 10, 2024
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By Sydney LakeSeptember 2, 2026
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