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Shaquille O'Neal already has $500 million, but is going back to college for a fourth degree at the age of 53. What can Gen Z learn from him?NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal, now 54, earned his fourth college degree from LSU, urging Gen Z graduates to embrace lifelong learning in an A...- Quote of the Day by Portuguese Philosopher Agostinho da Silva: ‘Don’t make too many plans for your life, so as not to ruin those…’Portuguese philosopher Agostinho da Silva's quote encourages flexibility. He believed overplanning hinders life's unfolding. Da Silva, an u...
- From campus to career: The push to make Indian graduates job-readyIndia's higher education system faces an employability gap, with many graduates lacking job-ready skills. Vivekananda Global University (VG...
- Who will survive AI job cuts? Palantir CEO Alex Carp points to autistic, neurodivergent talentSkills to survive AI-driven job market: AI is changing jobs. Palantir CEO Alex Karp believes people with vocational skills or those who are...
- Not STEM, but STEAMpunk: The human edge in AI-powered eraThe rise of AI is changing how we value skills. Once, technical expertise was paramount. Now, the ability to ask the right questions and in...
- Beyond the Ivy League: Building a 21st Century career without the pressureThe fierce competition for Ivy League admissions causes stress and financial strain. In today's job market, skills, real-world experience, ...
- IITs, policymakers should push for the integration of sciences and arts learning'The skills that are needed now - to collect the data, collate it, develop it, and use it to develop the next phase of AI or, more to the p...
- Bridging the STEM-liberal arts divideA holistic education that bridges the STEM-liberal arts divide is not a luxury but a necessity. To prepare future generations for a complex...
- Ivy League vs Liberal Arts College: What should you opt for?While Ivy League colleges provide the necessary headstart to students in terms of brand-name, liberal arts colleges are no less and they pr...
- New education system aims to create equitable society: Dr K KasturiranganDr Kasturirangan said the NEP provides an integrated yet flexible approach towards education and emphasis is given in the policy to the asp...
- Liberal arts education needs to be given equal importance as science and technology: PrezKovind gave an address at the Higher Education Summit organised by Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI).
- New education policy seeks to junk 10+2 format, ‘high-stakes’ examsThe policy recommends replacing the current 10+2 schooling format with a 5+3+3+4 structure.
- How private universities are reviving liberal arts education in IndiaThe vice-chancellor of Ashoka University, Pratap Bhanu Mehta, hopes the focus on liberal arts will help break into better global ranking in...
- Beyond tech, business: Why liberal arts education in an uncertain economy is the answerStudying the liberal arts means studying all of the ways that humans try to understand the world, and the curriculum includes classes from ...
- Ashoka university to start UG science courseThe university will have new departments dedicated to physics, biology and environmental sciences, in addition to existing departments.
- No plans for satellite campus in India: Peter Salovey, President, Yale University"We signed an MoU with Ashoka University for an expansion of their ongoing collaboration to jointly develop opportunities."
- Yale University and Ashoka University expand collaborationYale University and Ashoka University have announced an expansion of their ongoing collaboration with a Memorandum of Understanding.
- Ashoka University: Ready to shell out Rs 16 lakh for an under-grad course in Liberal Arts?Some entrepreneur backers of Ashoka Univ say recruit-worthy talent needs a rounded quality education, something, they say, is not on offer ...
- We prepare students for their last job, says Sanford J UngarAfter a trip to India last year, students told Ungar that the experience raised their consciousness and took them out of the comfort zone.
- Liberal arts grads succeed in businessFor a small school with a liberal arts bent, Hamilton College in rural upstate New York does quite well with recruiters, particularly from ...
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