COVID-19 is setting back the lives and careers of young scientists
How two graduate students are navigating science and graduation through a pandemic
The scientific community’s fight for immigrants isn’t over yet
Rallying against the ICE student ban is only the first step in supporting our immigrant and international scientists
Despite the ADA, science often isn't accessible for disabled people
Laboratories and field work aren't set up for disabled scientists. They must be
It's past time to treat international students as more than just money makers for universities
While the #StudentBan is not a threat right now, the shortcomings that it exposed still are
Seventy-five percent of STEM graduate students do not consistently feel like they belong in graduate school
Most students feel negatively or neutral about whether their professors understand the hardships they face
Graduate student working conditions are worsening. To fight back, they're unionizing
Conditions like withheld pay and discriminatory behavior are damaging lives
Peer review is a rigorous process, but it should leave trainees feeling valued and not bullied
Consortium member Kelsey Lucas shares her story and highlights why this is so important
The Graduate Research Fellowship Program favors elite schools – again
The early-career grants, meant to boost diversity, end up perpetuating disparities
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The hidden costs of fieldwork are making science less diverse
Here are five practical ways to start fixing the problem
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The Republican tax plan would hurt students and young people. We can't let it pass
Making tuition waivers taxable would keep students out of the middle class the proposal claims to protect