Graduate Student Blog

This course -- which qualifies as a breadth course -- will introduce the particle physics of the early universe. The course meets at 10 am on Mondays and Wednesdays in Fall 2020.

July 10 and 17 are important upcoming academic deadlines for Summer 2020.

Just a reminder that July 13, 2020 is the deadline to make a request for a Fall 2020 teaching assistant appointment.

Prof. Richard Weaver has an opening for a student in an experimental/theoretical PhD research project funded by the DOE.

The School of Chemical Sciences Career Services office wishes to alert your students to upcoming virtual interviews with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK).

Applications are invited to fill one postdoctoral fellowship on “Machine Learning Glasses”, possibly starting in the Fall 2020.

The Graduate Women’s Wellness Group is a drop-in, weekly support group. All graduate cis women, trans women, and female-identifying students are welcome.

Join the Boston, Austin, Ann Arbor, and St. Louis Local Links communities for a career panel at 7 pm on Wednesday, July 1.

The Illinois MRSEC is sponsoring a virtual seminar on Science Communication, Workshop on Delivering Online Presentations, on Tuesday, June 30.

The Applied Physics Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University has a hands-on optical systems engineering position.

This webinar on Wednesday, June 24, will feature a panel of physicists who have been actively involved with increasing diversity in physics and improving its culture. Register

Monday, July 13, 2020 is the deadline to arrange your Fall 2020 TA appointments.

A 3-part Anti-Racism seminar series will be hosted by the Grainger College of Engineering via Zoom beginning on June 17.

We invite you to submit questions and participate in a panel discussion on June 22 about mental and behavioral health concerns during COVID-19.

Check out Maggie Mahmood's new YouTube video, "Research in the MRL (Party in the USA Parody for Condensed Matter Physics)"!

The Graduate College seeks applications from graduate students to serve on SAGE (Students Advising on Graduate Education) for the 2020-2021 academic year.