Catherine Ma (Ph.D. ’12, Psychology) has pursued her yearning to change others’ lives and her curiosity into the upper echelons of academia. The first Chinese full professor of psychology at CUNY’s ...

Talal Asad, Eva Feder Kittay, and Janet Gornick* *(Photo credit: Alex Irklievski) “We honor these artists, scholars, scientists, and leaders in the public, non-profit, and private sectors for their ...

The Just Joshing campus letter was initiated to highlight the accomplishments of our students, faculty, staff, and alumni in a light and celebratory fashion. While this will continue, I think it is ...

Researchers in the labs of CUNY Graduate Center Professor Gabriele Grosso (pictured here) and NSLS-II at Brookhaven National Laboratory used advanced instrumentation at their respective facilities to ...

In a new article in Nature Communications, Professor Alexios P. Polychronakos (GC/City College, Physics), executive officer of the Physics Ph.D. program, presents a compelling argument that could ...

Nick (he/him) is a Ph.D. candidate in cultural anthropology. His dissertation research looks at labor and the logistics industry in Memphis, Tennessee. Before graduate school, he taught history at a ...

Books of poetry written by Graduate Center scholars. While prose is the common language of Graduate Center scholars, poetry also abounds. As National Poetry Month kicks off, we spotlight recent and ...

The OER showcase will feature a series of student panelists who will share scholarly and pedagogical projects that utilize Open Educational Resources (OER). Student panelists will include: Maura ...

“Too epic to possibly give words to,” is how Adjunct Professor Jacqueline Faherty (Physics) describes totality — the moment when the moon blocks the light of the sun — in this American Museum of ...

Alumni Award Winners (clockwise from top left): Roman Popadiuk, Alexandrea J. Ravenelle, Calvin John Smiley, Bill Goldstein, Ewa J. Galaj, and Richard Bodnar The CUNY Graduate Center is pleased to ...

Graduate Center Presidential Professor Claire Bishop (Art History) was shaking last week when she received the email from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation notifying her that she had ...

Wiston Rodriguez’s professional life has long centered on teaching. With extensive experience as a trainer for Fortune 500 companies, the scholar of industrial-organizational psychology, who is ...