Smartphones have revolutionized the way students navigate college life and learning, and mobile apps now help them with time management, organization, homework, collaboration and more. Artificial ...

A new brief from the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities highlights promising practices in career readiness for college students, including tech integration and targeted outreach. A ...

Most students who attend the Fort Worth Independent School District in Texas aren’t typically allowed to stream movies during their classes. However, some get close with a “Netflix-like” tool that ...

Students can put their screen time to great use in the college application process by using mobile apps to garner a wealth of information. U.S. News & World Report has recently identified some of ...

Depending on the apps you use, they can either set you up for success or drain your valuable time. For example, if your phone is filled with social media apps, you’re likely to get constantly ...

Forage, a free, self-paced job-simulation website, is available for WVU students and professors through Career Services. The ...

Suzie loves researching, interviewing experts and breaking down complex information into understandable and actionable advice to help others improve their lives. Based in Denver, Suzie and her husband ...

Faculty members serve as a critical resource for students charting their career paths, according to a new survey from the National Association for Colleges and Employers (NACE), with support from the ...

The University of New Haven’s David A. Beckerman Recreation Center buzzed with conversation as students met with representatives from a wide array of companies, handing out resumes and engaging in ...

Aligning student aptitudes and interests is the first step in a comprehensive approach to addressing career exposure gaps for female students. Even though women have been outpacing men in college ...