For the past two years, the Graduate School has collected recipes from our community to support grad students in making healthy, inexpensive meals. This year, nourishing our community is more important than ever.
Self-doubt is a normal part of any difficult endeavor, and it is especially common in graduate school. Learn our tips on dealing with imposter syndrome so you can work through the difficult moments and thrive.
Sarah Smith, Graduate Student Association President and Francophone Studies PhD student, joined us for another installment of our Pomodoro Pals series.
We’ve been working on new ways to connect our graduate students amid COVID related restrictions and upheavals. Like our virtual Shut Up and Write sessions held on Zoom over the summer, our Pomodoro Pal series is an easy way to motivation and find some support.
Looking to learn how to better manage your time in graduate school? Here are 4 tips for getting started with the Pomodoro Technique, a valuable tool we use here in the Graduate School. 
In this moment, our city faces heightened racial tensions between protesters and local leaders. Our graduate community continues to stand in solidarity with those protesting anti-Black racism and racial violence. Over the summer, we sat down with several graduate students who are active in the fight for racial justice to learn more about their efforts.
Even those who love writing will be challenged by the demands of producing written work during graduate school. Luckily, there are more writing resources than ever before to support grad students. 
Dr. Hisham Daoud’s research on efficient seizure prediction could improve the lives of millions of people living with epilepsy. 
Here’s a rundown of 10 best apps for grad school, from productivity-boosters to apps to help you unwind. 
Olivia LaHaye has been recognized as the recipient of the Spring 2020 Alumni Association Outstanding Master’s Graduate Award. On Friday, she will earn a Master of Science degree in civil engineering. 
