In early November, Professor Jerry W. Carlson, a doctoral faculty member in the Ph.D. Programs in Comparative Literature and French, and the Certificate Program in Film Studies, was in Sofia,... Read more
“Across CUNY, we teach about twenty-five languages, and students speak almost two hundred languages other than English in their homes,” notes Greet Van Belle, until recently an adjunct... Read more
The Doctor of Public Health (DPH) program at the Graduate Center is proud of select recent student accomplishments.
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a little history
(re:public/UpSet Press, 2012)
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from the warring factions, 2nd ed.
(re:public/UpSet Press, 2012)
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In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, with the Graduate Center closed for the majority of the week, I ran into Professor Shifra Sharlin at our neighborhood cafe. After exchanging general niceties and catching up about the status of New York after such a devastation, we decided to sit down together for an afternoon interview. Sipping a ginger ale, with her thick curly hair creatively situated atop her head, glasses poised on the bridge of her nose, and her larger-than-life smile, she settled in the seat adjacent to mine at a small window table. Read more
Lev Manovich
Lev Manovich, a world-renowned innovator in digital humanities and theorist of digital culture and media art, will be joining the Graduate Center’s doctoral faculty in January 2013 to lead... Read more
Women in Law, 30th anniversary edition
(Quid Pro, 2012)
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The Graduate Center WILL open tomorrow–Friday, November 2nd, 2012–for normal hours. If, for whatever reason, your coming to the Graduate Center tomorrow will endanger your well-being in anyway, make it a “study” day at home instead. Read more
Heartbeats in the Muck: A Dramatic Look at the History, Sea Life, and Environment of New York Harbor (rev. ed.)
(Fordham University Press, 2012)
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