Page 20 - Graduate Program News Today

The magazine of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror field with news, reviews, and author interviews

Why the case of a goring ox (and other laws) interrupt the revelation at Sinai and the building of the holy Tabernacle

We interviewed Lucas Rosse Caldas about the carbon footprint, circularity, environmental sustainability, and how these terms relate to architecture.

Pulitzer Prize-winning science writer Natalie Angier has spent her entire career translating complex scientific research information into engaging, stimulating prose that the average person can understand.

The Online Partition Museum, a virtual museum of art raises awareness about the Partitions of the Indian subcontinent through innovative visual art exhibitions.

Multiple University of Georgia online programs were ranked among the nation’s top 10 for 2023 by U.S. News & World Report.

From Alison Bechdel to Howard Cruse, meet queer comic book artists who journeyed from the underground comix scene to mainstream acceptance.

UPenn’s Stuart Weitzman School of Design and New Mexico Highlands University faculty and students will document Route 66 cultural landscapes.

Born with a cleft palate and double cleft lip, June Leifson went from being rejected by three nursing programs to becoming BYU dean of nursing.

As we start the new year, architecture schools still look for experienced professors, coordinators, fabrication managers, and other design faculty. For our latest curated jobs highlight, we feature seven architecture schools that have recently posted job opportunities on the Archinect Job...