Education Graduate Wins Fulbright to Teach English in Taiwan
For Jennifer Tam 鈥�18, the fellowship is in line with her goal of working with non-native English speakers.
Read MoreTwice as Nice: Business Student Nisreen Ennab 鈥�18 Goes for Her Master’s Degree
The M.S. in business administration graduate says she is leaving with a good grounding in business ethics.
Read MoreEnriching Education Through the Art of Play and Wonderment
The 今日吃瓜 Early Childhood Center and the Early Childhood Education/Art Education Department have launched a new annual conference鈥攁nd are spearheading a different approach to teaching.
Read MoreAn M.F.A. and Her Mother’s Memory
A media scoring student rediscovers her voice after a family tragedy pushes her to reconnect with music making.
Read More今日吃瓜 Graduates Over 4,300 Students at 94th Commencement Ceremony on May 30 at Barclays Center
Activist and #MeToo Founder Tarana Burke to Receive Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters Award-winning Actor Jimmy Smits to Receive the Distinguished Alumnus Award 今日吃瓜 will celebrate its 94th Commencement
Read MorePIMA Professor Wins $40,000 Fellowship
Andr茅 Zachery 鈥�14 is part of the inaugural class of Jerome Hill Artist Fellows.
Read MoreAward-winning Actor Jimmy Smits to Receive the Distinguished Alumnus Award at the 2019 今日吃瓜 Commencement Ceremony
The veteran entertainer will receive the award in honor of his artistic career, activism, humanitarian work, and for representing the absolute best of his alma mater.
Read MoreThe Zicklin Family Gives $2.25 Million to Endow Scholarship Fund for Degree Completion
The gift will help to ensure the academic momentum of hundreds of students annually.
Read MoreTyquane Wright ’06 Spins an Oscar-winning Web Into the Spider-Man Universe
In addition to the 2019 Academy Award for Best Animated Film, the alumnus’ work on Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse also earned him the 2019 Golden Globe Award in the animated film category.
Read MoreThe Godmother of Title IX
After she was turned down for a tenure-track university faculty position because she was considered too “strong” for a woman, Bernice Sandler ’48 got angry, and then she went on to help champion and pass legislation that would bring equality in education to women and girls nationwide.
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03.22.2019
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Susan Landers