“The Fall Life-long Learning lecture series begins on a Wednesday this year,” said Gary Rottman, LLL team leader. “We usually convene on Thursdays in 130 Noble Hall on the Fort Lewis College campus.

Lifelong learning is important. This is especially true in a world where the environment, geopolitics and communications are changing so quickly. An internet full of bad science, social media that ...

In a society characterized by unprecedented technological advancements and a rapidly evolving job landscape, the imperative for life-long learning has never been more pronounced. The notion of "learn ...

In today’s dynamic job market, continuous learning is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a recent graduate, embracing lifelong learning empowers you to stay ...

LEXINGTON, Va. – At Washington and Lee University, learning doesn’t stop when you graduate. The private liberal arts college is dedicated to ensuring its alumni embrace learning as a lifelong journey ...

The pace of change in today’s marketplace, driven by AI and other emerging tech trends, has made upskilling a necessity for anyone who wishes to remain relevant to employers. The good news is that ...

For the past century, the broad framework for life progression — learning, career, retirement — has been largely unchanged. Innovation did occur within each stage, yet it did so largely within the ...

Keeping our minds and bodies engaged is one of the most effective strategies for promoting well-being as we age. A holistic view of aging considers cognitive, physical, emotional and existential ...

Topics to be covered in the next free Life-long Lectures at Fort Lewis College include the grand and the granular. From smart planet Earth guidelines to our mysterious gut microbiome, from ...

Tucked in a spacious building just off Maryland Parkway, a couple of blocks away from UNLV’s Student Union, there’s a program that has become invaluable to hundreds of seniors. No, not the kind of ...

I have to admit it: I’ve always been a nerd. I loved school. I loved university. And yes, I’m seriously contemplating a PhD, not for career advancement, but simply for the joy of diving deep into ...