By Danielle Marias. Grad student guilt (GSG) (n) is the feeling that a grad student experiences when he/she does any activity that is not related to grad school work and does not make progress on his/her thesis/dissertation (e.g. classes, literature reviews, data analysis, writing). Read more...

By Emily Roberts. It may seem counter-intuitive, but graduate school affords you an excellent opportunity to grow financially, whether that means growing in your money management skills or growing your net worth. There is no need to wait until after you land a “real job” to put in the effort to improve your financial picture. Read more...

By DeWitt Scott. Conversations on the role of sports in higher education have never been as popular, and in some cases explosive, as in recent times. We are constantly reading about instances of academic fraud among athletes, the questionable decision-making of NCAA leadership, the right, or lack thereof, of college athletes to be paid, and the questioning of the need for big-time college sports at all. Read more...