Mehan Bogia and Winston C. Thompson cite “The Unequal Race for Good Jobs” in their opinion piece on Inside Higher Ed. The 2018 report from CEW found that Black and Latino students are about half as likely as White students to attain a bachelor’s degree.
Forbes contributor Brennan Barnard interviews CEW Director Anthony Carnevale for a three-piece series examining issues around transparency in college admissions. Carnevale emphasizes the importance of making data on college ROI accessible to students.
This New York Times article by Jeanna Smialek quotes CEW Director Anthony Carnevale on the value of college education.
Paulina Cachero reports for Bloomberg about how inflation and the cost of college deter high school graduates from enrolling, despite the returns from a college degree. Cachero cites the CEW report “The College Payoff.”
Chris Burt writes for University Business about the latest CEW report, “Mission Not Accomplished.”
Sarah Matusek writes for Christian Science Monitor about the proliferation of job openings for recent graduates. Matusek quotes CEW Chief Economist Nicole Smith about how the career outlook for recent grads has improved this year.
In this Quartz article, Michelle Cheng writes about college students’ dramatic shift toward careers in healthcare or science. Cheng cites the CEW report “The Economic Value of College Majors.”
CEW’s Anthony Carnevale and Jeff Strohl write for Higher Learning Advocates about inequality in the higher education system.
Andrea Noble writes for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about a workforce training program in Rhode Island. Noble quotes CEW’s Artem Gulish.
Jeanna Smialek and David McCabe write for the New York Times about how teenagers are rapidly finding employment and higher wages. Smialek and McCabe quote CEW Director Anthony Carnevale about why the boom for young adults might be short-lived.
