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Gloria Steinem, the “World’s Most Famous Feminist”, Dies at 92 - College News (opens the original)
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Trailblazing feminist and journalist, Gloria Steinem, has died at 92, passing away peacefully at her New York City home surrounded by loved ones. One of the most recognizable faces and voices of American feminism, Steinem was known for her streaked hair and aviator glasses, a pioneer of Second Wave feminism particularly through the late 1960s and early 1970s. Her activism took her to hundreds of college campuses over the decades, where she shared her advocacy directly with young people, and help
Is AI Already Killing the Entry-Level Job? - College News (opens the original)
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A new survey by the UK jobs website Adzuna found that entry-level vacancies dropped by almost 50% in just a year. The survey reported 8,383 graduate vacancies listed in July, which is down approximately 45.52% from 15,387 at the same point last year. In the U.S., a separate report by the AI-powered hiring platform Cadient, found that over a four year period, since 2022, the salaried jobs open to candidates with zero experience has fallen 73%. That’s just 1 in 50 openings now offered to inexperie
The Evolution of the College Degree and Its Worth - College News (opens the original)
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Higher education was historically reserved for men from wealthy, well-connected or clerical backgrounds. It wasn’t a milestone most people worked toward, as it is today, and that remained the case for centuries. In fact, many key thinkers of history, whose works are studied in lecture halls all around the world, never attended college themselves or dropped out early. From Rousseau and Faraday to Dickinson and Orwell – each left formal education early, if they pursued one at all. But that’s not t
Study Reveals Reading for Pleasure is at an All-Time Low - College News (opens the original)
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In recent years, and particularly in education or publishing circles, you’ll have heard terms like “post-literate era” or “reading decline” thrown around. If so, you’ve likely noticed the conversation pick up since a 2025 study revealed just how far literacy and reading comprehension have fallen. Researchers at the University of Florida and University College London found this wasn’t a slow fade, but a sustained collapse, with reading for pleasure rates dropping by more than 40% over the last 20
Nostalgia in Gen Z Pop Culture - College News (opens the original)
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Walk through any college campus right now and it can feel like stepping into a Y2K music video. Low-rise jeans are so back, as are butterfly clips, chunky belts and even flip phones. It’s a full-scale takeover of the trends that defined the early 2000s by Gen Z, a generation that was barely alive, or not even born, when any of it was first considered cool. But where has this obsession with reviving an era they never got to fully experience as teens or young adults come from? A theory in pop cult
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