Learn about the Writers’ Institute, its unique editor-led workshops, and the application process, with program director André ...

The first new Ph.D. program at the Graduate Center in more than 25 years brings an interdisciplinary approach to the study of ...

Urban Education alumna Diane Price Banks leads retention and recruitment efforts at BCC’s Medical Laboratory Technician ...

After a brief review of persistent homology, we’ll explore the library through interactive examples. This will be a hands-on introduction to TDA4J, a Scala library for topological data analysis. We’ll ...

How do historical compositions and classical cultural expressions converse with modern machine learning algorithms?

History Ph.D. candidate Rachel B. Tiven discusses the strategies behind the suffragists’ hard-won victory and how they can ...

Women searchers across Mexico risk threats and violence to find their disappeared loved ones; Amnesty International’s new ...

Matthew Zuras is a doctoral student whose research bridges political ecology, environmental justice, and cultural geography to think through food and agriculture. His work examines the construction of ...

Emily Wilbourne specializes in Italian theatrical music and sound during the seventeenth century, and in questions of embodiment, performance, race, gender, and sexuality. She is the author of several ...

Sound art and experimental music, pop music, poetry, and sound recording. Grubbs has released fourteen solo albums and appeared on more than 200 commercially-released recordings. In 2000, his The ...

Una Wilson is a Ph.D. student in the Earth and Environmental Sciences program at the CUNY Graduate Center, advised by Dr. Peter Groffman and Dr. Zhongqi (Joshua) Cheng. Her research centers on ...

2025 “Crises and Essential Workers: The Impact of COVID-19 on Farmworkers and Guestworker Programs.” In The Pandemic and the Working Class: How US Labor Navigated COVID-19, edited by Steve Striffler, ...