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A new semester means new opportunities — and a few important things to get on your radar early. Whether you’re actively job hunting, exploring your options, or just trying to stay ahead, there’s a lot happening on campus this fall. Getting …
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If you’re an engineering sophomore and the words “internship search” make your stomach drop a little — you’re not alone. Upper-level students will tell you that a mix of excitement and nerves is practically a rite of passage. The good news? …
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So, you’ve just completed an interview for an exciting job opportunity. What happens next? In this article, we will explore three things you can do after a job interview to improve your chances of getting hired.
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Step inside Cummins careers and discover how this global leader in power technology fosters a supportive environment where veterans and individuals with disabilities can thrive at work ❤️
In this video, you’ll meet Sara McAninch, diversity, equity, inclusion, and culture manager …
If traditional search leaves you with twenty tabs open and a fading sense of motivation, you are not alone. Many neurodivergent professionals describe the same cycle: start with a question, get buried under options, lose energy before you ever make …
Engineering students spend their summers in all kinds of ways- traveling internationally with project teams, exploring start-ups, working on independent technical projects, conducting research, interning, and more. However, sometimes the preferred summer plans don’t come together. How was your summer …
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Read more Public health focuses on improving the health and well-being of communities and populations. It explores how factors such as environment, policy, behavior, and access to care shape health—and how we can create healthier communities for everyone.
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College can be a time to explore what you’re passionate about and start thinking about how you might use those interests to address the challenges you care about most. Whether you’re drawn to scientific research, public service, policy, or innovation, …
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What does a summer internship look like for a Ph.D. student?
For Tanner Crunelle, a third-year Ph.D. student in the field of English language and literature at Cornell, it meant helping build a new scholarly organization from the ground up.
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On September 22, 2026, Handshake launched a new tool: AI Skills Studio!
Employers are increasingly expecting candidates to show up with experience using AI in a professional setting. Students are often unsure where to start building those skills. AI Skills …
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Finding a job can be challenging for everyone. However, people with disabilities often face unique challenges when seeking employment. Harmful misconceptions and lack of accommodations can make the hiring process harder. Even after getting a job, people with disabilities may …
There isn’t one “best job” for autistic adults. There are jobs that fit you: your sensory needs, your communication style, your desire for structure, and the kind of work that gives you energy. This guide turns those factors into a …