A post-doctoral fellow at Baylor College of Medicine, Ivan Assenov Anastassov recently received a $160,000 NIH grant to support his research on how the brain receives and interprets what is seen through the eye. Read more
Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff (Ph.D. 2009, History), a historian in the U.S. Department of State’s Office of the Historian, published a New Yorker feature this week about basketball in France. Read more
Hayden Herrera published Listening to Stone: The Art and Life of Isamu Noguchi. Read more
Among the many projects underway for Christine Folch (Ph.D. 2012, Anthropology) is her first book: a study of the Itaipú Binational Hydroelectric Dam in Brazil and Paraguay — the world's largest source of renewable energy. Read more
Zachary Bernstein (Ph.D. 2015, Music Theory) has been appointed to the faculty of Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York, where he will serve as an assistant professor of music... Read more
Judith Halasz (Ph.D. 2007, Sociology) published her book, The Bohemian Ethos. Read more
The newly named Assistant Curator of American Art at the New-York Historical Society talks about how the GC helped shape her career. Read more
The Graduate Center recently welcomed Colin Dayan (Ph.D. ’80, Comparative Literature) for its inaugural Provost’s Distinguished Alumna/us Lecture. Read more
Puleng Segalo (Psychology, 2013) was recently named one of South Africa’s top scientists for her work with female survivors of apartheid.
Segalo, a senior lecturer at the University... Read more
Michael James Roberts (Sociology, 2005) published Tell Tchaikovsky the News: Rock ’n’ Roll, the Labor Question, and the Musicians’ Union, 1942–1968 (Duke University Press,... Read more