Students & Youth

We overwhelm teenagers with advice about choosing a college. Go big. Go small. Put prestige above cost. Do the opposite. And then? We go mum, mustering less urgency and fewer...

The quest for digital literacy is not yet a fair one. For those living in urban areas with disposable income, their own computers and home internet, the right training is...

Here are five ways to prepare students for both the school year and for the future of work. Help them discover their greatness “What makes you different?” “What are your...

In June, the career center at Case Western Reserve University officially became “Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education.” It was more than a name change. The changes underfoot reflect a larger...

Nearly a third of students attending four-year universities are now first generation, with even higher numbers at community colleges. But how can we help first-gens who are at risk of...

They are, of course, super connected. But on their terms. Which is why college-bound iGens (Gen Zers, if you prefer) present a challenge to the grown-ups on campus eager to...

Universities across Canada are striving to ensure the success of students bringing to campus a wider range of life experiences, expectations and challenges than in previous generations. In 2016, the...

Most graduate students and postdocs know they should give serious thought to their next career steps, but they aren’t sure how to navigate the career exploration process. The Career Exploration...

Whether flipping burgers or minding toddlers at a wading pool, seasonal temporary gigs are a great way for teens to earn a little money. But researchers at the University of...

Higher education means more than advancing students’ knowledge and skillsets. It is important for students to understand and participate in meaningful community service and develop a sense of social responsibility....