Grundlos: Watch out, you almost ran me over! Where are you rushing off to? Magnus: I'm off to give a talk and I'm in a hurry. Grundlos: What is the talk about? You're not very dressed up. Magnus: Look, that's not necessary. It's about the meaning of STEM. Grundlos: What is STEM? Magnus: Don't you [...]
Humanities folks need to hang together or ....
How can you study what you love—say, classical Persian poetry—and still get a job when you graduate, not to mention a career for the long-term?
In our modern work economy, people have more opportunities and resources to get the job they want; what matters the most is what people do to get those jobs.
People without a tech degree may already be benefiting the most from tech’s boom.
Combining technical knowledge with the skills built by study of the humanities is the ideal
A college education should be "broad and general," providing "complex communication skills and expert knowledge."
