Graduate Students
Black and Hispanic Science Ph.D.'s Graduate With More Debt
The disparity is largest for blacks, a new study finds. They are twice as likely as white and Asian students to accrue more than $30,000 in graduate debt.
Career Talk
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From CV to 1-Page Résumé
What you need to know about preparing cover letters and résumés for nonteaching and nonacademic positions.
- 'A Common Time to Get Stuck'
- Finding an Internship to Change Careers
Beyond the Ivory Tower
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From Academe to Market Research
A Ph.D. in the life sciences offers advice on pursuing a nonacademic job.
- The Humanities Ph.D. at Work
- Don't Reform Graduate Education in a Vacuum
Featured Articles
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Academic Ties With China Face New Scrutiny in Dispute Over Dissident
NYU's public disagreement with a prominent activist illustrates the tricky diplomacy of maintaining links with Beijing.
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Each Called by Name
Hundreds of stories, families, and hopes fill a stadium at one community college's commencement.
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Lawsuit Over Athletes' Rights Challenges Principle of Amateurism
A case heading into a critical hearing this week gets at the very nature of college sports and the NCAA's role in regulating it.
More on Graduate Students
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Turning 'Plan B' Into a 'Plan A' Life
How an ex-doctoral student in history found a satisfying niche in academic publishing.
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NLRB Will Revisit Issue of Graduate Students' Right to Unionize
The labor board says it will review its eight-year-old ban on organizing efforts by graduate-student assistants at private universities.
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As Top Law Schools Trim Enrollments, the Biggest One Expands
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Criminal Charges at UCLA Focus Universities' Attention on Lab Safety
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