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The article argues that achieving both educational excellence and equity depends less on teaching methods and more on political and social values. Comparing Norway’s unified schooling system with Germany’s early student tracking, Abrams shows how Norway’s inclusive approach promotes fairness …

The Pew Research Center article explores how AI experts and the U.S. public predict artificial intelligence will shape life over the next 20 years. Experts are generally optimistic—most foresee positive effects on jobs, the economy, health care, and education—while the …

Attend Sophomore Summit! Don’t just show up physically—be present, engaged, and open to new experiences. The experience is only as meaningful as the effort you put in. 

When I was a Sophomore, I had the opportunity to participate in the …

Worried about landing a job after college? You’re not alone. Whether you plan to return home or build your career in the U.S., the job search can feel daunting—especially with complex visa rules and limited employer sponsorship options. That’s why …

This article breaks down key insights from the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025, along with findings from other trusted sources, to help students and early-career professionals prepare for what’s ahead.

We’ll explore the big-picture trends shaping the …

As a pre-law student, you have many questions on your mind at any given time, and likely two of them are:  “How important are internships for the law school application process?” and “Which internships should I apply to?”   

To answer …

Becoming a physician is hard enough, but MUSC cardiologist John proves that overcoming dyslexia, attention deficit and other processing deficits is not an insurmountable task. John scored zero on his MCAT reading, but is now a doctor.

This year’s Homecoming edition of the The Amherst Student profiles a number of outstanding alumni in arts and communication. Learn more about these alum’s personal and professional pathways at the links below. In the process, you’ll also see some of the …

You’ve navigated the interviews, accepted the offer, and now you’re getting ready to start your new job. Naturally, you want to make a strong first impression as you meet your new team.

But for many people who openly identify as …

Career barriers for first generation college students are often challenges that start during school that have lasting effects on a student’s prospects for success. These barriers include lack of access to resources, mental health and identity issues, and financial set-backs.