Columbia is ‘punishing’ graduates for anti-Israel protests by changing the ceremony location, according to students.

Columbia University Graduation Controversy This year’s graduation tassels are stirring up some significant controversy. Columbia University’s decision to move the graduation ceremony from the traditional Rotunda to a soccer field over 13 miles away is being viewed by students as a form of “punishment.” Graduates have been involved in protests regarding pro-Palestinian and anti-ICE issues […]
Graduates encourage St. John’s to lift the ban on the Turning Point USA chapter at the campus.

Republican Legislators Urge St. John’s University to Reassess Decision on Turning Point USA A group of six Republican state legislators is appealing to St. John’s University, their alma mater, to reverse a decision that has prevented the late Charlie Kirk’s conservative organization, Turning Point USA, from establishing a chapter on the Queens campus. The student […]
Bank of America’s CEO shares that he hired 2,000 recent Gen Z graduates from 200,000 applications, and many are feeling anxious about the future.

Bank of America CEO Addresses Gen Z Concerns Over AI Brian Moynihan, the CEO of Bank of America, recently discussed the anxieties faced by Gen Z regarding artificial intelligence (AI). In light of large-scale layoffs attributed to AI, he aims to reassure young people entering the workforce. In a recent interview, he revealed that the […]
Education Department Revises FAFSA Loan Applications to Show Graduates’ Average Income Before Students Borrow Money

New Tool Launched to Help Students Assess Post-Graduation Earnings On Monday, the Department of Education under President Donald Trump introduced a tool designed to help students evaluate their potential earnings after graduation, particularly before they take on student loan debt. This new feature, referred to as “profit indicators,” has been incorporated into the Free Application […]
College graduates face reduced job-market advantage as the unemployment difference with high school graduates reaches a record low.

Market Insights on Job Trends for Young Graduates Alan Guarino, a Vice Chairman at Korn Ferry, discussed on Morning with Maria that, despite some weak payroll figures and worries about a potential government shutdown, the U.S. job market still shows promise for long-term growth. Interestingly, a recent report highlights that the gap in unemployment between […]
Job Opportunities for 2026 College Graduates Expected to Reach Lowest Point in Five Years as Employers Consider AI and Foreign Workers

The job landscape for college graduates in 2026 appears to have taken a turn for the worse, with reports indicating that hiring plans from employers have stagnated, job market values have decreased, and competition has intensified due to automation and visa work programs. A report from the Wall Street Journal, which draws on data from […]
Palantir Introduces Meritocracy Fellowship Providing High School Graduates Another Path Besides College

Palantir’s New Fellowship Program for High School Graduates Palantir Technologies, co-founded by Peter Thiel, has rolled out an innovative fellowship program, allowing high school graduates to bypass college and work directly with the company. According to a report, this new initiative, dubbed the Meritocracy Fellowship, aims to recruit young individuals fresh from high school, giving […]
Expert explains how the H1B visa program negatively affects American college graduates.

Trump Administration’s Changes to H-1B Visa Program As the Trump administration seeks to modify the H-1B visa program to prioritize American workers, Justin Vianello, CEO of SkillStorm, expressed his support during an interview. He highlighted some crucial issues needing attention in work visa policies. Vianello pointed out a significant challenge with the current H-1B system—its […]
Graham ‘Working-Class’ Platner Went to Costly Prep School with Deep State Graduates

Maine Senate Candidate’s Elite Education Sparks Debate Graham Platner, a Democratic candidate for the Senate in Maine, identifies as a “working-class Mainer,” but his background raises some eyebrows. Records indicate he attended the Hotchkiss School, a prestigious boarding school in Connecticut, which costs over $75,000 annually. The Hotchkiss School is known for its notable alumni, […]
MIT Graduates Reportedly Searched for “Money Laundering” Prior to Executing $25 Million Crypto Theft

MIT Graduates Indicted for Cryptocurrency Heist When talking about tech education, MIT certainly stands out in the U.S. But not every graduate hits the mark, as seen recently with two alumni who were arrested for allegedly pulling off a swift $25 million cryptocurrency heist. The brothers, Anton Perer Bueno and James Perer Bueno, face federal […]