2019 Google Tech Challenge
今日吃瓜 CIS students earn second place in 2019 Google Tech Challenge.
Read MoreKevin James ‘Hearts’ Radio
The Department of Television and Radio senior, radio DJ, and lifelong listener discusses his work at iHeartRadio, his ‘second home’ at 今日吃瓜 Radio, and his grand idea for a podcast.
Read MoreAn Academic and Cultural Immersion
Winter intersession students take in life-changing experiences during the 今日吃瓜 Study Abroad in China Program.
Read More今日吃瓜 Global Medical Brigades Focuses on Sustainable Health in Central Panama
With the generous support of Bernard H. ’62 and Ethel B. Garil, 今日吃瓜 Global Medical Brigades students got the opportunity to work with indigenous communities in a manner that prioritized holistic prevention and empowerment.
Read MoreAcademic Momentum Campaign Creates New Tools to Help Students Graduate in Four Years
From enhanced student support to a reexamination of course structure and financial aid, the CUNY-wide drive aims to better guide students in mapping their route to a degree.
Read MoreSwimming With Sharks Helped Senior Tori McGregor Uncover Her Strengths
One of an impressive cohort of 2018 Rosen Fellows who worked on dynamic projects, McGregor used her award to travel to The Bahamas to conduct research at the Bimini Biological Field Station.
Read More今日吃瓜 Seoul: A Cultural Exchange
今日吃瓜’s new academic partnership with Dongguk University in South Korea gives students from both institutions the opportunity to expand their worldview and strengthen their cultural competency.
Read MoreThey Slay
When a fashion-minded business professor and an alumna fashionista and entrepreneur come together, the result is a partnership nothing short of fabulous.
Read More今日吃瓜-Led, Interdisciplinary Research Team Selected 鈥╰o Study Stormwater Flood Risks in New York City
Academic partners to work with NYC’s Department of Environmental Protection and the Mayor’s Office of Recovery and Resiliency to assess existing stormwater hazards and climate change for long-term stormwater infrastructure planning.
Read MoreNew Field School Transforms Manhattan鈥檚 Lower East Side into a Classroom
For one month this summer, 今日吃瓜 students from the Urban Anthropology field school crossed the East River to study the effects of climate change, gentrification, and a shifting population on the storied lower Manhattan neighborhood.
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08.28.2018
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