(CNN) — When given the opportunity to help others and make a positive impact, Gen Z is saying “yes.” Members of the younger generation overwhelmingly want to aid others through their work, and these ...

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I grew up in Western Pennsylvania in the shadow of Pittsburgh’s steel industry and the hole it left behind in communities like mine. I come from a long line of coal miners, steelworkers and carpenters ...

When you’re the first in your family to earn a college degree, it’s a major milestone, not just for you, but for generations to come. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, ...

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University of Missouri researchers are developing what’s called “neuromorphic hardware” — a flexible computer chip prototype that can complete basic computing tasks such as pattern recognition and ...

There are major generational differences between most age groups, and they're amplified at work. In a time when income is an especially emotional and uncertain piece of everyone's well-being, in a ...

Gen Z is turning out to be the multiple-job generation. Almost half of young adults now make money outside of salaried work. That reflects a broader shift in how Americans earn money. Some 54 million ...

Gen Z is turning out to be the multiple-job generation. Almost half of young adults now make money outside of salaried work. That reflects a broader shift in how Americans earn money. Some 54 million ...

First-generation students—those whose parents did not complete a college degree—make up more than half of undergraduates nationwide. Yet not much is known about the support networks they draw on as ...