Loeb Center for Career Exploration and Planning

Today’s college students increasingly want careers focused on purpose as much as profit, as issues like climate change, human rights, and sustainability have become central to business. Babson integrates social impact into its curriculum from day one, teaching students to …

The article argues that volunteering gives students a chance to build practical skills — like leadership, communication, and time management — that complement their academic education. Beyond skill-building, giving back to others has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety, boost self-worth, …

The Forbes article explains that the careers least likely to be replaced by AI are those requiring human judgment, emotional control, and decision-making under pressure, rather than routine or predictable tasks. It highlights roles—especially in healthcare, aviation, and law—like nurse …

The article argues that in the age of AI, many college graduates are struggling to find jobs—especially without internships—and are increasingly ending up underemployed. It suggests colleges must adapt by emphasizing real-world experience and practical skills, not just degrees, so …

Two Amherst alums were recently awarded the prestigious 2026 Guggenheim Fellowship for trailblazing artists. Learn more about the work of choreographer Yanira Castro ’93 and artist and Amherst professor Sonya Clark ’89.

Across the United States, employers increasingly recognize the value of military experience. Surveys consistently show that about 2 in 5 employers actively recruit veterans, and nearly 68% say they would choose a veteran over another equally qualified candidate.

Employers point …

In celebration of Black Excellence, we’re honored to share the wisdom of Black women leaders who offer invaluable advice to young professionals entering the workforce.

Finding a truly inclusive workplace can be challenging when you want your values to align with your career ambitions. Fortunately, a growing number of platforms and organizations are helping connect job seekers with inclusive employers, supportive communities, and resources that …

Today’s job market is evolving quickly. With AI reshaping how companies hire and more people actively searching for work, competition is higher than it was even a few years ago.The good news? Proven job search strategies still work. Whether you’re …

The article explains that Stanford Law School surpassed Yale Law School for the No. 1 spot in the latest U.S. News rankings, ending Yale’s decades-long dominance. It attributes the shift largely to changes in ranking criteria—especially a greater emphasis on …