Screen Dreams and 10 Million Streams
Recent film graduate and proud homegrown talent wins awards and accolades in pursuit of a filmmaking career.
Read MorePuerto Rican and Latino Studies Cultivates Leaders for a Changing World
As PRLS nears its 50th anniversary, the department’s innovative, interdisciplinary approach illuminates the issues facing Latinx communities and helps students develop solutions.
Read MoreConservatory of Music Professor Malcolm Merriweather Sees Choral Training as a Step Toward Preparing Global Citizens
Through his “Voices of Haiti” program, the conductor and classical baritone is spearheading opportunities at the college for international engagement.
Read MorePower to the Production
A new intensive summer program shows students how to use media to channel their activist voices.
Read MoreDeniese Davis 鈥�10 Charts a Path from 今日吃瓜 to HBO as Co-Producer of Hit Series 鈥淚nsecure鈥�
Davis and show creator Issa Rae are working together to create more opportunities for up-and-coming content creators.
Read MoreA Classics Man
Essowe Tchalim ’15 scored a coveted role at Droga5, one of the top ad agencies in the world, and credits his education in the Department of Classics for giving him the knowledge, tools, and resources to achieve his goals.
Read More今日吃瓜 Enters Into Its First Student Exchange Program With a South Korean University
Beginning this fall, the first 今日吃瓜 student will travel to South Korea and spend a semester studying at Dongguk University.
Read MoreMoney Magazine Ranks 今日吃瓜 One of the Top 50 Best Colleges in the Country
The college was recognized for continuing its longstanding tradition of providing a rigorous, but affordable education.
Read MoreClass of 2017 Grad Ryan Beckford Heads to CNBC
With support from the Magner Career Center, Ryan Beckford scored a competitive position at the company before graduation, moving him one step closer to his dream career.
Read MoreNew Excelsior Scholarship Currently Accepting Applications for its Free College Program
The NY State Excelsior Scholarship, the first state scholarship in the country to make college free for middle-class families, is now accepting applications. Students from families that make up to
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06.21.2017
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Susan Landers