Military spouses have more academic and career assistance than ever before. The benefits have expanded over time in the past 25 years with more funding, wider access, and greater personalized support.

In a world where dual-income households are the norm, leaving a civilian career behind every few years thanks to a military PCS move creates a host of challenges. Even if you can easily find a role in ...

Thanks to remote work and a supportive employer, I've had a fulfilling career for the past 10 years. I also stay grounded by prioritizing lifelong friendships and traveling with loved ones. Being ...

Spouses wait in line to talk to employees at Fort Johnson's military and community hiring fair in Louisiana in 2019. (Chuck Cannon/Army) Defense officials this year are opening the Pentagon’s paid ...

LORTON, Va., Sept. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Military Spouse Network (NMSN), the premiere organization supporting the professional and personal growth of the nation's military spouses, ...

I'm embarrassed to admit that when I first met my husband, one of the things I told him when we started getting more serious was that I wasn't cut out to be a military spouse. I was hyper-focused on ...

FORT LIBERTY, N.C. - The Army Community Service Employment Readiness Program and the Women’s Business Center of Fayetteville, a program with the Center of Economic Empowerment and Development, are ...

EL PASO COUNTY, Colo (KRDO) -- Carving your own career as a military spouse is a challenge, to say the least. Multiple moves prove to be hurdles in momentum; the restarts are no minimal hiccups in ...

Being a military spouse is a cost burden and a hindrance to my career opportunities. As a military spouse, the weight of student loan debt compounds the challenges I face in supporting my family and ...

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