Got a long incubation time to kill? Waiting for your cells to spin? Bored in-between classes? In class? This week I’ve decided to finally dust off the official list of grad-student approved webcomics for your time-wasting pleasure.
On Wednesday, April 17, the United States Senate voted down a series of bills aimed at strengthening federal gun control laws, including a bipartisan compromise expanding background checks for gun buyers.
Got a long incubation time to kill? Waiting for your cells to spin? Bored in-between classes? In class? Now, PhD Comics is a well-worn rite of passage for graduate students around the world.
We read many inspirational books and listen to many seminars, and yet we are often surprised at how little progress we have made toward achieving our goals.
The sport of marathon began in tragedy. The legend says Pheidippides lost his life after running from the battlegrounds of Marathon to Athens to deliver the message that the Persians had been defeated.
The US News and World Report published its annual rankings of the nation’s medical schools last month, ranking the UCSF School of Medicine fourth in both “Research” and “Primary Care.” That’s a big deal, right?
In just a couple short weeks, students will have the opportunity to vote on a fee referendum. I would like to take the opportunity to give my honest opinion why it is crucial for students to vote in this referendum.
