Education & Workforce

Launch Media’s educational videos heading to schools across the country 

Vdeo components designed by Baton Rouge digital multimedia production company Launch Media are rolling...

How to keep your youngest employees from ‘quiet quitting’ 

Business leaders face a new management challenge: managing workers who are "quiet quitting,'' a...

Transition from fossil fuels sparks growing need for geologists 

The world's transition away from fossil fuels toward clean energy is increasing demand for...

Unenthused young professionals ‘quiet quitting’ their jobs

Not taking your job very seriously has a new name: quiet quitting, The Wall...

Should the LSAT be dropped for law school admission?

Would doing away with LSAT scores as an admissions requirement improve diversity and inclusion among law school students?

Statewide coalition seeks $160M for energy transition research, commercialization

A possibly unprecedented coalition of universities, industry leaders, state agencies and regional economic development groups from across Louisiana has come together to pursue $160 million in National Science Foundation grant funding.
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COVID vaccine required for most Louisiana college students  

Most Louisiana public universities will require the COVID-19 vaccine this fall, though a liberal...

Labor shortage stymies federally funded infrastructure projects across US

Construction projects across the U.S. are running short on labor just as $1 trillion...

Whitney Johnson: Growing your career also means helping your people grow

Leaders who really want their people to learn and grow need to be willing to let them say "no" when they're asked to do assignments or tasks that could sidetrack or derail their development, says leadership coach Whitney Johnson.

US labor productivity is down 2.5% in the last year

In the first half of 2022, more U.S. workers were putting in more hours,...