Recent Posts on Education, Workforce, and Income Security

As many as 43 million borrowers have federal student loans. Some of these borrowers have gone on to...

As students and teachers head back to the classroom this fall, they are likely to face a number of...

Self-checkout at the grocery store, electronic record keeping, even tax preparation. Increasingly...

While college campus life may have drawn students in previous years, more and more students are...

July is Disability Pride Month—a month commemorating the 1990 passage of the Americans with...

The COVID-19 pandemic upended school as we’ve known it. Across the country, school systems struggled...

The pandemic brought with it a major onslaught of new unemployment applications across the country...

In his recent State of the Union Address, President Biden emphasized the importance of investing in...

While women make up nearly half of the U.S. workforce, they continue to earn less than their male...

Note: This blog post has been edited to update the number and percentage of recommendations fully...

In 1997, the iconic sitcom Seinfeld introduced us to a new holiday. George Costanza’s family...

Millions of Americans experience food insecurity every year— meaning they lack access to adequate...