Students are expected to prioritize academics and attend all scheduled classes. In instances of extenuating circumstances there are options to take time to address concerns: Financial insecurity can ...

While incoming students are embarking on their own individual academic journeys, the University of Delaware’s New Graduate Student Orientation, held at the Trabant University Center on Jan. 29, ...

Success in graduate school goes beyond course work, research, and scholarship. For graduate students with dependents, finding adequate support and resources for your family is essential to thrive as a ...

The GSA recognizes the importance of research and professional development while you are a graduate student. With this understanding, we want to help out as many students as possible with the expenses ...

Join the Office of Graduate Student Life at its open house Wednesday, Jan. 22, from 5 to 7 p.m. in Tomlinson Hall, Room 217. Stop by to socialize, have cookies and hot cocoa and find out what the ...

To commemorate Graduate Student Appreciation Week, Kelvin Smith Library, in partnership with the Office of Graduate Student Life, will host a Building Community luncheon for graduate and professional ...

At the final Graduate Student Government (GSG) meeting of the semester on May 13, discussions about the proposed budget for the 2025–26 academic year and GSG’s proposal for a new “Student Life Fee” ...

“Grad students,” he said, “were never mentioned, [except to say that] we also had grad students here and there.” The perception, Ayalon explained, was that graduate students “didn’t speak any English ...

Graduate school can be challenging to navigate, and for international students, additional hurdles can make the experience even more stressful. According to the university’s Autumn 2024 Enrollment ...

An extension of Orientation, GRAD WoW is designed to support the transition of new graduate students to BC and introduce them to the BC campus, community, and the Boston area. BC football games GRAD ...

My name is Shahzeb Jadoon, but my friends call me Shazzy! I'm a second-year master’s student in Computer Engineering, and I’m originally from Lahore, Pakistan. Before coming to RIT, I did my undergrad ...