Logan is a smart, responsible student who used to love recess as a kid. At the end of first grade, he fondly remembered field day — a kind of extended recess. “We get to play games and stuff,” he ...

For the class that graduated in the spring of 2024, NACE had originally estimated that there would be an increase of jobs available by about 7 percentage points compared to the 2023 spring class.

Graduating this month from Connecticut College, Isabel Schumacher says she scrapped her search for government jobs after Trump’s reelection, as she forecasted a federal jobs shakeup and economic ...

There’s good news for college seniors: It might be easier for new graduates to land their first job this spring than it was in previous years. Employers plan to hire 7.3% more new graduates from the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I'm bridging the gap between college and the workplace for Gen Z. The Class of 2025 has traveled a long and bumpy road to ...

Congratulations, grad. You’ve earned your degree, and it was during one of the most challenging time periods ever. Still, you’ve emerged triumphant, and not all for naught — skills like adaptability, ...

With graduation season just a few days away, it’s almost the time to throw up those caps and gowns, but unfortunately that’s not the only thing being thrown around. So are the anxieties of a younger ...

Law firms are employing a higher proportion of recent JDs than any year since 1992, a new NALP report on the class of 2023 found. Unemployment among recent graduates is as low as any year since the ...

Analisa Novak is a content producer for CBS News and the Emmy Award-winning "CBS Mornings." She specializes in covering live events and exclusive interviews for the show. Analisa is a United States ...

NEW ORLEANS – Economists say the United States is not in a recession, but many companies seem to be bracing for one. With numerous companies announcing massive layoffs and others on hiring freezes, ...

The Class of 2023 is getting ready to enter a job market that is suddenly less eager to hire new grads.