The Most Underrated Career Advice for Women in 2025

With so much advice out there, it’s hard to know what to follow and what to ignore. We have 12 underrated pieces of career advice that are actionable, growth-orientated, and will make your journey successful and meaningful.

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Should veterans hide that status from employers when job hunting?

If you’re a student veteran preparing for your next career step, you bring a powerful mix of skills, discipline, and perspective to any role. Still, it’s common to wonder how—or whether—to share your military background during the hiring process. Will …

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The Future of Multiplicative Giving: How AI, Data, and Collective Philanthropy Will Reshape Impact

The article argues philanthropy is entering an era of “multiplicative giving,” where AI, big data, blockchain, and donor collaboratives let donors amplify impact by making smarter, more transparent, and coordinated investments. It outlines concrete ways—AI-driven grantmaking, real-time impact tracking, blockchain …

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Career Activity Groups

Career Activity Groups help undocumented students take their next steps with confidence. In collaboration with First Gen Empower, we’re opening doors to career pathways for students of all immigration statuses—sharing practical resources, mentorship opportunities, and tools to build legal and …

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You’re Not Behind: Finding a Summer Internship

This past summer, I worked as a Strategy and Marketing intern at LifeMD, a telehealth company. Essentially, I supported the launch of new products and ensured they reached our target market and audience. I am continuing my position at LifeMD …

By Dylan Briggs
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Jobs for Veterans – Veteran’s Guide to Job Search in 2025

Making the move from military to civilian life isn’t easy—especially when it comes to the job search. Writing a resume, crafting a tailored cover letter, and preparing for interviews may all feel unfamiliar or even overwhelming.

But don’t worry—this guide …

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6 types of employers most welcoming to college students who are Latinx

Entering the workforce as a college student from an underrepresented background can be a daunting task. These students often face unique challenges when seeking employment, as they search for organizations that value diversity and inclusivity. In this blog post, we …

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Is Math Giving You Problems? It May Not Be the Numbers

The article discusses how many students who struggle with math are actually tripped up by the language in word problems rather than the numbers themselves. It describes how an AI tool was developed to analyze and simplify unclear or culturally …

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How I Spent My Summer: Enriching Experiences as a Researcher, Ethnographer and Composer

As a Music and Biochemistry student on the premedical track, I found myself immersed in the things I love most. This summer, I stayed on campus and pursued three projects that shaped my academic and personal growth: (1) I began …

By Rebekah Hong
Rebekah Hong
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Business and Labor Square Off Over AI’s Future in American Workplace

The article examines the conflict between companies adopting AI to cut costs and increase efficiency and labor groups demanding stronger worker protections and oversight. It highlights disputes over job losses, privacy, bias, and regulation, showing how these tensions are shaping …

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