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Duke’s Graduate Students Union (DGSU) has petitioned the university to accelerate the release of a promised $500 payment on the first day of classes. They also cited Durham’s [...]

A new poll by NewsAmerica finds the majority of Americans now believe online education is the same or even better than in-person education. Varying Degrees 2022: New America’s Sixth Annual [...]

Business schools, law schools, and medical schools are not the only graduate programs with well-paying jobs for their alumni. Big Tech has been paying big salaries for years and UC Berkeley is an [...]

Xavier University of Louisiana (XULA) announced today it is planning to build a Graduate School of Health Sciences and Medical School. This is certainly a very ambitious undertaking and we have [...]

The NYU Tisch School of the Arts received an undisclosed gift, that was described by NYU as the “largest in Tisch’s history,” from the Hobson/Lucas Family Foundation to [...]

UC Berkeley has dropped the GRE requirements for all of its graduate schools this fall. Over 100 graduate programs on the campus had already voluntarily dropped the GRE requirement for the fall [...]

Texas A&M University recently completed a renovation to provide the Engineering Medicine (EnMed) program with its own space. The renovated Engineering & Health Building is located to the [...]

The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) has a great article about the risks of blindly pursuing any random master’s program at a prestigious university. Even at the top schools (the [...]

Thanks to a $150 million gift from David Geffen, the Yale School of Drama will become tuition free for perpetuity for full-time students in degree and certificate programs beginning with this [...]

The Daily Nous has a nice blog about what is going on with the current volume of philosophy Ph.D. applications. The blog, linked above, shares some anecdotal evidence from schools reporting [...]