Should first-generation students hide from the potential employers that they’re the first in their families to attend college?

First-generation college students often wonder whether they should disclose their background during the job search. This article explores the pros and cons of sharing that you’re the first in your family to attend college, from showcasing resilience and overcoming challenges …

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On AiR Podcast featuring Chelsea Tejada ’14

Senior Marketing and Communications Intern for the Loeb Center Ava Zielinski ’25 sits down with Alumni-in-Residence guest Chelsea Tejada ’14 to discuss her career as a staff attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Reproductive Freedom Project and what advice …

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Should international students hide that status from employers when job hunting?

For international students entering the job market, the decision of whether to disclose their status can be daunting. This article explores the key considerations around revealing your immigration status to potential employers, including how to highlight your unique strengths, navigate …

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Opportunities for students and new graduates

The VA offers several programs to help students and new graduates begin their careers, including internships, training programs, and apprenticeships. Opportunities such as the Pathways Program, VA-STEP, and residency programs provide hands-on experience and mentorship in a supportive environment, especially …

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14 Black professionals share their advice for your career journey

In this inspiring post, 14 Black professionals share valuable career advice for those starting their journey. From the importance of networking with peers to finding a supportive manager, their insights emphasize the power of authenticity and perseverance in overcoming challenges. …

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National Organization on Disability’s Virtual Career Fair 2025

The National Organization on Disability’s Virtual Career Fair on April 17, 2025, connects students and recent graduates with disabilities to inclusive employers offering internships and full-time positions. This event is perfect for undergrad, grad, and doctoral students seeking accessible career …

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The Danish School Going back to Books and Pens 

Denmark, a leader in digital tech, is rethinking its approach in schools as concerns grow over screen distractions and the impact of social media.

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How to Evaluate Company Culture for LGBTQ+ Friendliness Before Applying

When applying to companies, it’s important to assess their inclusivity towards LGBTQ+ employees. Look for employee resource groups, non-discrimination policies, and a strong history of supporting LGBTQ+ rights. Doing this research can help you ensure you’re joining a company with …

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Angry Hour: Inside a happy hour for ‘pissed-off optimists’ in the age of Trump

“Angry Hour” showcases how networking and community engagement can turn political frustration into meaningful action. For students exploring careers in advocacy, policy, or social impact, such events highlight the value of collaboration and proactive problem-solving in effecting change.

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Narrative Medicine: A Model for Empathy, Reflection, Profession, and Trust

In a healthcare world often focused on efficiency, there’s a growing movement that puts human connection back at the center of care. Narrative medicine invites doctors to listen deeply to the stories of their patients, themselves, and their colleagues, fostering …

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