By Katya Hrichak Seven graduate students were recently awarded Hsien and Daisy Yen Wu Scholarships, which provide recipients with non-designated funds intended to help with any aspect of doctoral study,…

By Katya Hrichak John Wyatt Greenlee, a doctoral student in medieval studies, was recently awarded the Digital Humanities and Multimedia Studies Prize by the Medieval Academy of America for his…

By Katya Hrichak For graduate and international students looking for career advice but not sure where to turn, Caleb Yu is available to help. In January, Yu began a joint…

By Katya Hrichak Whether stopping in for lunch, free popcorn, Grad Write-Ins, or TGIF at the Big Red Barn, students can expect to see a new face: February 1, Jennifer…

By Sally Kral With nearly 200 graduate students and doctoral scholars in attendance at the second Pathways to Success Symposium held in early June, the Graduate School is gearing up…

By Katya Hrichak “If you had given me the opportunity to participate in today’s seminar [when I started graduate school], I would have said, ‘I don’t need a mentor, I’ve…

By Katya Hrichak Revised 11/28/18 Twenty-six Cornell graduate students have won more than $42,000 in Fall 2018 Research Travel Grants, which provide students up to $2,000 to conduct thesis or…

By Katya Hrichak Revised 11/29/18 To help fulfill what Cornell President Martha E. Pollack describes as Cornell’s determination to serve the greater good through public engagement, the inaugural Engaged Graduate…

By Katya Hrichak Mutual respect in a trusting environment between student leaders and administrators was one of the themes at this year’s Ivy+ Graduate Student Leader’s Summit on Oct. 26-28.…

By Katya Hrichak “Everyone had a voice at the table,” said Motasem Kalaji, a doctoral student in communications, about his first meeting as the newest representative on the General Committee.…