University presents new financial plan
Provost Richard Locke announced that the University will freeze undergraduate admission and begin expanding the Graduate School.
Articles by Isabel Gensler (29)
International grad students adapt to campus, country
Thirty-seven percent of the graduate student population is made up of international students, and that percentage will grow to 40 percent
Science & Research, University News
Med School receives $27 million donation
The $27 million gift comes almost a decade after the foundation’s initial $100 million donation that established the name of the medical school in 2007.
Data Science Initiative to offer one-year master’s
The Data Science Initiative will offer a one-year master’s degree and expand the number of undergraduate classes offered in data science.
Grad students navigate imperfect advising system
While the University has boosted its attention to the undergraduate advising system, advising is central to the academic experiences of PhD candidates.
Grad students lack on-campus housing options
As the University looks to increase the size of its graduate programs in coming years, graduate students are concerned about the availability of housing.
Gilmore talks industrialized punishment
Ruth Wilson Gilmore’s lecture on industrialized punishment was the seventh in a seven-part series called “How Structural Racism Works.”
Grad students voice concerns to new dean
Graduate students raised several concerns over lack of community, an insignificant role in faculty hiring and few avenues for student feedback on advisors.
Warburg unpacks American solar energy potential
Author Philip Warburg gave a lecture titled “From the Sidelines to Center-Stage: Opportunities and Challenges Facing Solar Power in America” on Wednesday.
Genest links space exploration funding with public interest
Michael Genest, a key member of the Mission Control Center for the International Space Station, gave a lecture Tuesday afternoon.
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International grad students adapt to campus, country
Thirty-seven percent of the graduate student population is made up of international students, and that percentage will grow to 40 percent
Science & Research, University News
Med School receives $27 million donation
The $27 million gift comes almost a decade after the foundation’s initial $100 million donation that established the name of the medical school in 2007.
Data Science Initiative to offer one-year master’s
The Data Science Initiative will offer a one-year master’s degree and expand the number of undergraduate classes offered in data science.
Grad students navigate imperfect advising system
While the University has boosted its attention to the undergraduate advising system, advising is central to the academic experiences of PhD candidates.
Grad students lack on-campus housing options
As the University looks to increase the size of its graduate programs in coming years, graduate students are concerned about the availability of housing.
Gilmore talks industrialized punishment
Ruth Wilson Gilmore’s lecture on industrialized punishment was the seventh in a seven-part series called “How Structural Racism Works.”
Grad students voice concerns to new dean
Graduate students raised several concerns over lack of community, an insignificant role in faculty hiring and few avenues for student feedback on advisors.
Warburg unpacks American solar energy potential
Author Philip Warburg gave a lecture titled “From the Sidelines to Center-Stage: Opportunities and Challenges Facing Solar Power in America” on Wednesday.
Genest links space exploration funding with public interest
Michael Genest, a key member of the Mission Control Center for the International Space Station, gave a lecture Tuesday afternoon.
