Science festivals: knowledge making an exhibition of itself
We asked young people what they want from the internet of the future – here’s what they said
Kenyan medical students are learning through a community outreach model
University can feel like a hostile place to Muslim students
How teaching philosophy could help combat extremism
Young people need to be taught how to think to immunise their minds against ideologies that seek to teach them what to think.
The Department for Education’s own research in 2010 also suggested a link between philosophy for children and protection against indoctrination. More...
The sound of inclusion: Why teachers’ words matter
There isn’t just one way to sound like a scientist, or to sound like a scholar. Scientists and scholars come from a wide variety of backgrounds and speak in different ways, in different accents, dialects and languages. More...
The Grad Activist
By DeWitt Scott. As a graduate student, it is normal to feel you have no time to do anything but read, write, study and bathe, and even that last one becomes optional from time to time. Read more...
Everyday Self-Care
By Nue Lee. Many students do not practice self-care because it may seem like a daunting commitment they do not have time for. However, there is a way to incorporate self-care into your daily schedule so seamlessly that before you know it, you will be practicing self-care everyday. Read more...
Librarians: Do Any Look Like Me?
By Regina Sierra Carter. One GradHacker reflects on her path to becoming a librarian. Read more...