Newsweek Magazine College Graduates Are Feeling Pessimistic About the Job Market. Here's Why May 07, 2025 at 5:00 AM EDT 01:53 ...

The spread of AI programming tools, which can quickly generate thousands of lines of computer code is dimming prospects in a ...

Businesses and colleges alike have created one of the worst job markets for college grads in over a decade. Here’s how to turn things around.

(I write this as a recent college graduate in my 20s.) Still, the combination of a tough job market and emerging technologies means today's graduates face an increasingly bleak set of circumstances.

As of December 2024, the unemployment rate of recent college grads was just 4.8%, while young workers stood at 6.9%. Data for recent college grads is only available up until March 1st, 2025.

Recent data reveal Gen Z at a crossroads, questioning whether college is the right choice and which careers will remain ...

To be sure, having a college — or, better, a graduate — degree is more important than ever. Even the latest figures show that those with college diplomas are much less likely to be unemployed ...

The traditional college model—spending four to six years and incurring tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars in ...