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  • New data on the first three jobs held by graduates of six popular majors show career pathways are a swirl rather than a straight line.
  • The country's largest association of prosecutors endorsed legislation to repeal the ban on federal aid for incarcerated students.
  • Yale University's law school will accept the GRE.
  • Report finds career and technology education courses have a higher wage return for those with no college degree than academic ones.

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