Do people still need to go to college when artificial intelligence seems like it can do more and more of our jobs? I get why ...

Despite skills-based hiring shifts and the rise of AI, employers still value college degrees. For years, the future of work ...

MILLERSVILLE, Pa.—The kale Caesar salad is a hit at The Pressroom in nearby Lancaster. Daniel Castellanos, a prep cook at the restaurant, says the secret’s in the dressing. He describes it, speaking ...

No two states have exactly the same workforce needs, so education and training beyond high school must also be customized to deliver the high-quality, short-term credentials to fit each state’s needs.

Back Education has numerous beneficial effects, and many of these have been documented in academic literature. But research articles typically carefully examine just one effect. This report provides a ...

The 2024 State of Higher Education study includes responses from over 14,000 U.S. adults aged 18 to 59 without a college degree. Since 2020, Lumina Foundation and Gallup have partnered to produce the ...

Suzette Brewer is a journalist specializing in federal Indian law and social justice, with a focus on issues affecting Native women and children. Her work has appeared in Scientific American, National ...

For years, the value of a college degree has been determined by the outcomes easiest to measure: job and graduate school placement rates and alumni salaries. While these metrics have some merit, they ...

Susan Headden is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and communications professional with many years of experience covering education issues. Headden, a former staff writer at The Indianapolis Star, ...

In a changing world, education is more important than ever. It gives people the skills they need to secure good jobs, build stable careers, and contribute to strong communities. At Lumina Foundation, ...

Despite declining enrollment at many U.S. higher ed institutions, nearly three-fourths of all adults say a college degree is as important as (35 percent) or more important (39 percent) than it was 20 ...

Higher education continues to play a central role in hiring decisions. However, employers report growing challenges in finding candidates with the right skills and preparing recent graduates for ...