Recent college grads are facing a higher unemployment rate than the overall workforce as the labor market cools.

While the path to a first job may be rocky for these new graduates, they can take comfort in a frequently cited statistic: on average, individuals with a bachelor’s degree earn $1 million more over ...

The unemployment rate for recent college graduates has jumped as companies try to replace entry-level workers with artificial ...

Hiring expectations have dropped dramatically in recent months, according to a survey from the National Association of ...

To land my job, I first went to a career fair in McLaren Hall in the spring semester of my first year. I met with a recruiter ...

The tens of thousands of people graduating from Minnesota high schools and colleges over the next few weeks are likely to find a job market that remains pretty strong, despite growing uncertainty. Why ...

The feeling of excitement was palpable late last week for two University of New Mexico seniors who were set to graduate in a matter of hours. But they had some concerns and caveats. Matias Santo, 22, ...

This year’s new college graduates are heading into a tougher job market than last year’s — who had it worse off than the class before that — just as the Trump administration cracks down on ...

Deming also explained that even though there are more graduates available to apply for entry-level workplace positions, the requirements for the average entry-level job have been creeping up and ...

The class of 2025 is entering a job market shaken by federal cutbacks and uncertainty over tariff policy. Experts offer ...