Ben Epstein
The Only Constant Is Change
(Oxford Universitry Press, 2018)
Read moreCarrie Rebora Barratt (Ph.D. ’90, Art History), moves from the largest museum in the U.S. to “a living museum of plants.” Read more
From covering mass shootings to doping, 60 Minutes Associate Producer Andrew Bast (M.A. ’09, Political Science) is putting his GC degree to work. Read more
After decades of fighting for fairness, J. Phillip Thompson (Ph.D. ’90, Political Science) returns to NYC as deputy mayor for strategic policy initiatives. Read more
Tania G. Levey
Sexual Harassment Online: Shaming and Silencing Women in the Digital Age
(Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2018)
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Laura M. Chmielewski
Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet: Exploration, Encounter, and the French New World
(Routledge/Taylor & Francis, 2017)
Read moreNew District 4 New York City Council Member Keith Powers (M.A. ’13, Political Science) represents his alma mater. Read more
Barrett Hipes (D.M.A. ’17, Music), the first person to serve as associate dean for student development at Juilliard, encourages students to be entrepreneurial. Read more
Quynh Nguyen (D.M.A. Music, ’09) was awarded second place in the American Prize Lorin Hollander Award in Piano contest, as well as second place in the Solo Piano Professional Division of the American Prize competitions. Read more
Graduate of the Last Decade Award Winner Maya Hess (Ph.D. ’14) discusses Red T — her “dissertation in action. Read more