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Meet Dr. Mary Farmer-Kaiser, who started teaching at UL Lafayette in 2000 and became Dean of the UL Lafayette Graduate School in 2014 after serving as Interim Dean for a year.

Late 20s to early 30s. Minimal outside commitments. Has the ability to consume unnatural amounts of caffeine. Lives in the lab and doesn’t remember the last time they had a full night of sleep.

That’s the portrait of a typical graduate student—the stereotype.

24 hours, 7 days, 52 weeks, 12 months. We all have the same amount of time. In grad school, when time is precious, are you managing your time correctly, rather than your time managing you? Here’s a few time management tips to improve your grad school experience.

Are master’s degrees still relevant? Yes. In fact, they’re considered more than just relevant now—they’re practically essential.

is an associate professor of ethnic studies in the UL Lafayette English graduate programs and is known for her sense of humor in th

Meet UL Lafayette history professor Dr.

We’ve done some research and compiled a plethora of facts and data about to our home state of Louisiana. Some of our findings may surprise you!

Let’s take a look at why Louisiana is a great place to geaux to grad school.

Sometimes, you just need to take some time away and browse through memes. Here’s a few that might resonate with you, the valiant graduate student.

This first one might as well be titled “me at the start of the semester; me at the end of the semester:”