A Washington Post article covering the uptick in professionals returning to graduate school will include a familiar face; Tom Hardej, HISP ’12, was interviewed for the piece, which appears in the Washington Post Magazine’s Education Issue this Sunday. The article, which profiles Hardej’s departure from publishing to pursue a career in historic preservation, touches on the risks and rewards of pursuing a graduate degree. The article is available online here.

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