Editor’s Note: This essay is excerpted from a new Chronicle special report, “The Future of Graduate Education,” available in the Chronicle Store. It’s dicey to predict the future in the best of times.

As director of graduate initiatives and innovation at Rice’s School of Humanities and Arts, I’ve developed workshops and ...

Editor's Note: This interview was conducted in late 2024 and is meant to look at long-term changes in graduate education, not short-term. CU Boulder Provost Russell Moore announced last fall that he ...

Information literacy remains a cornerstone of graduate student success, empowering learners to navigate complex information landscapes and engage with diverse data sources effectively. As research ...

For years, Grad PLUS loans allowed students to borrow up to the full cost of attendance, with no underwriting to assess ...

Most of us can remember our favorite teacher. From the first day of school to lifelong learning opportunities, teachers have the unique position to help students overcome challenges, find purpose, and ...

As the cost of graduate education continues to rise, prospective students are increasingly weighing the benefits against the growing burden of student debt. Higher earnings and career advancement ...

Graduate students hold nearly half of all federal student loan debt—but receive the least attention in education policy. It’s time for a shared solution. Higher education is dominating the headlines, ...

Acceptance into SUNY Cortland graduate program in a field related to education Admission to or application to the Literacy Master's Program, SUNY Cortland (preferred) or admission to a master's ...

Lawmakers reviewed another slate of education-related bills at the Legislature this week. Some of the legislation could raise ...