NLRB to Rule on Graduate Student Unions

Yesterday, the National Labor Relations Board announced it will soon rule on whether students who teach are considered employees. While the announcement linked above didn’t hint how the [...]

We have updated our graduate school book reviews. Currently, we have reviewed books related to the graduate school selection process, GRE test prep and graduate school success. Several times a [...]

Texas Tech is starting a veterinary school in Amarillo to address the severe shortage of veterinarians in Texas. So far, several industry groups and veterinarian groups in the state have endorsed [...]

Our graduate school admissions timeline has been updated for recommended applicant activities for May and June to help you stay on the right path whether you are a current applicant or [...]

Arizona could have a public veterinary school as soon as Fall 2020. That is, if the University of Arizona receives approval from the American Veterinary Medical Association’s Council on [...]

Last week, Duke Provost Sally Kornbluth announced that 12 month funding will be extended to all doctoral students at Duke who are in their five-year guaranteed funding period. Currently, only [...]

Accelerated graduate degree programs usually shave a year off the graduate degree completion time. They do this by allowing undergraduate students to begin taking graduate level courses alongside [...]

Cornell Graduate Students United hosted a rally that criticized long wait times for understaffed mental health services. Interestingly, Robert Harrison, the chairman of Cornell’s Board of [...]

After 22 failed negotiating sessions, graduate student employees at University of Illinois Chicago are on strike. Five of those sessions involved a federal mediator. Not surprisingly, UIC has [...]

The recent college admissions scandal has deeply shaken many Americans. It has captivated mainstream media headlines since the story broke a week ago. It also has many thinking. Could it be [...]