There is ample and growing evidence that a college degree is still very much worth it. Graduating from college is directly connected to higher entry-level wages and long-term career success, according to an education scholar. https://buff.ly/79HIRi0

“As far as we humans know, we are the only species that chooses to fight against our biological presets, regularly changing our clocks, miserably dragging ourselves into and out of bed at unnatural hours.” - Rachelle Wilson Tollemar, University of Wisconsin-Madison #FallBack

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An Indigenous approach shows how changing the clocks for daylight saving time runs counter to human nature – and nature itself

While the rest of nature rises and slumbers to lunar and solar cycles, humans work and sleep to the resetting of their artificial clocks.

Companies leading in #AI aren’t just cutting jobs — they’re redefining them. Their success will depend on hiring people who can question AI and provide real business value, says a professor who studies how tech is changing work. https://buff.ly/k8xDWVz

The word “pumpkin” comes from the Greek word “peopon,” meaning “large melon.” Here’s everything you’ve ever wanted to know about the plant’s storied history and its prominence today: 🎃#Halloween https://buff.ly/649GPfB

A unique geological formation in Wyoming preserved multiple dinosaur "mummies" under clay, allowing researchers to visualize details like scales, spikes, and hooves. A paleontologist explains: https://buff.ly/TfJjQ2g

Heritage and architecture are tools of ideology in the Trump era. His approach to remaking the White House and federal sites aims to redefine America's story and who gets to tell it, according to an archaeologist. https://buff.ly/Sv4TbV3

Stolen paintings are hard to sell, but the Louvre thieves made off with jewels. Precious gems and metals can be reshaped and sold, even if for a fraction of their value. A law professor explores the dark reality of art crime: https://buff.ly/Oca5s70

Strictly separating personal and professional life can hurt people with mental illness — and for many, it’s simply unrealistic. Identifying a trusted colleague, supervisor or human resources representative can be an important first step in managing your mental health at work. https://buff.ly/IibRoQ7

Social media influencers can claim the moral high ground as legacy media struggles with its independence — but only if they’re transparent about who funds them, according to a student of media ethics. https://buff.ly/QbUE8wJ

Nonprofits turning to flexible labor to cut costs may be hurting themselves. A study of over 7,800 arts organizations found it doesn't improve long-term financial health and can reduce attendance significantly. https://buff.ly/TrSc65A