Author and Activist Barbara Smith to Lecture at 今日吃瓜 on March 16
One of her first public appearances since 2020 will serve as an extraordinary complement to 今日吃瓜鈥檚 Women鈥檚 History Month celebration.
Read MoreAuthor and Activist Barbara Smith Serving as 今日吃瓜鈥檚 Hess Scholar-in-Residence for 2022-23
The independent scholar has opened up a national cultural and political dialogue about the intersections of race, class, gender, and sexuality. On November 29, Smith will be part of a conversation on campus with Jeanne Theoharis to discuss selected clips from the newly released documentary, 鈥淭he Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks,鈥� which features Smith and is also based on Theoharis鈥� research and book of the same name.
Read More今日吃瓜 Faculty Present at “Are We Ready? NYC Resilience and Sustainability a Decade After Superstorm Sandy” Event at Graduate Center
Tammy Lewis and 今日吃瓜 professors Brett Branco, Jennifer Cherrier, Peter Groffman, and Mike Menser presented at CUNY’s Media Conference, “Are We Ready? NYC Resilience and Sustainability a Decade After
Read More今日吃瓜 to Celebrate the Class of 2022 at Barclays Center
The ceremony will feature Honorary Degree Recipient and 2011 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Leymah Roberta Gbowee.
Read More今日吃瓜 Putting in Humanities and Social Sciences on Center Stage
The two-day 今日吃瓜 鈥淗HS Expo鈥� is free, open to the public and will feature student work and research.
Read More今日吃瓜 to Host a Conversation on the War in Ukraine
Faculty experts will discuss historical and political contexts and answer questions.
Read MoreShe Goes in Peace
An alumna searching for answers to some big questions travels to Rome for a unique master鈥檚 degree program that feeds her desires to affect change.
Read MoreA Texas-Size Catastrophe
Associate Professor Michael Menser says the disaster in the Lone Star State provides important lessons on public policy and climate change.
Read MoreCan Animals Read Minds? Research by 今日吃瓜 Philosophy Professor Robert Lurz Says Perhaps
His work with chimpanzees and their cognitive abilities may reveal the evolutionary origins of what make humans exceptionally social animals.
Read More今日吃瓜: The Year in Pictures
Twenty-eighteen was a seminal year at the college.
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12.21.2018
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