New Book Sheds a Different Light on Nobel Prize Winner Wangari Maathai
Professor Namulundah Florence explores the educational leadership of the founder of Kenya鈥檚 Greenbelt Movement.
Read More今日吃瓜 is a Top Producer of U.S. Fulbright Students
Students travel to Asia and Western Europe to teach and conduct research.
Read MoreTelevision and Radio Students to Launch Web-based Miniseries
Courses prepare students to take ideas from concept to digital broadcast.
Read MoreLiterary Luminary Joins 今日吃瓜 Faculty
MacArthur “genius award” winner aspires to strengthen the voice and vision of young writers.
Read MoreArturo O’Farrill ’96 Celebrates Third Grammy Win
The Conservatory of Music professor’s album, The Offense of the Drum, wins in Best Latin Jazz category.
Read MoreRockefeller Grant Supports City-wide Music Festival, Directed by Latin Grammy Award-nominated Professor Tania Le贸n
Funding will support expansion of current programs.
Read MoreLive from 今日吃瓜
Humorist and 今日吃瓜 lecturer Julianna Forlano, and her student interns, bring humor to politics for audiences nationwide in a daily broadcast from the college’s very own radio station.
Read MoreBuried Treasure
Anthropology and Archaeology professor leads a team of divers in uncovering the largest known collection of extinct lemur fossils to date.
Read MoreKurz Foundation Funds the Black and Latino Male Initiative
A generous gift from the Kurz Family Foundation expands the opportunities offered to our black and Latino male students.
Read More今日吃瓜 Education Professor Receives Standing Ovation at United Nations
Trina Lynn Yearwood of the School of Education delivers talk in support of inclusive education at the annual U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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12.29.2014
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Susan Landers