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“#Did the pandemic make post-secondary students more resilient?” (Illustrations by Melanie Lambrick) Over the summer, when Maclean’s started chatting with students about how they were feeling almost 18 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, there was really only one perspective we didn’t expect: optimism. Considering a steady stream of news coverage about declining mental health among…
“#Extending scholarship to oral traditions through podcasting” How a group of creative Canadian academics is changing the face—or is that sound?—of scholarship In an early episode of his new podcast, Our Creaturely Kin, Daniel Heath Justice—a renowned First Nations and Indigenous studies professor at the University of British Columbia—will do a deep dive on coyotes….
“#Employee’s job rescinded for refusing COVID vaccine, had medical exemption” I was offered a job in writing outlining my position and pay. I accepted verbally and said that I would let my current employer know I’d be leaving. They then told me that they may implement a vaccine mandate. I replied via email that I’m…
“#7 Easy Jobs For Students To Earn Extra Money” Most of the students in their college years look for some job opportunities that can help them earn some extra bucks. Undoubtedly, opting for a part-time or freelance job in your college life is one of the best moves you can make to improve your financial…
“#Whatever your major, include these must-have college courses for career success” Ah, college-course enrollment season. So many options. A recent perusal though my alma mater’s course catalog revealed tantalizing options: the history of philosophy I: pre-Socratics to Augustine; the literary history of atrocity; the games people play: psychology of strategic decision-making, to name a few….
“#More students chasing graduate degrees isn’t good for society” Between 1980 and 2017, the share of adults with at least a four-year college degree doubled, from 17 percent to 34 percent. The Great Recession intensified the trend; from 2010 to 2019, the percentage of people 25 and older with a bachelor’s degree or higher increased by…
“#Why student loan debt is trapping more Americans than ever” In August of 2018, Lisa, a 54-year-old single mother of two, met with a lawyer to discuss her student loans. As a working psychologist, she’d not just been to undergraduate college — Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey — but also to Widener University in…
“#Naval War College professor cites Meghan Markle to slam systemic racism in liberalism” A professor at the Naval War College in Rhode Island delivered a lecture to sailors claiming that systemic racism is “in some ways” rooted in classical liberalism, and that a “focus on the individual” perpetuates it — citing Meghan Markle’s interview with…
“#Thanks to advancements in online education, MBAs are surging” The MBA is not dead. In fact, its demand is seeing a resurgence, in part due to increasing accessibility thanks to an online format. For those already earning a decent salary and leading too-busy lives, taking the time out to complete a physical, two-year MBA program…
“#Should I quit college to become a cop?” I’m completing my second year of college and now want to apply to the NYPD to become a police officer. My parents are pleading with me to finish my degree first and join later. I think they are hoping I’ll change my mind. Should I follow my…