The City University of New York Graduate Center announces the following public programs to be held during the month of February at The Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue at 34th Street.
Read moreThis winter, the CUNY Graduate Center will present the exhibition Attenuations: Paintings and Works on Paper by Ukrainian immigrant artist Albert Fayngold. Fayngold’s artwork will be on display in the Exhibition Hallway on the first floor of the Graduate Center from February 5 through March 5. Jointly sponsored by the Art Gallery and the Ph.D. Program in Comparative Literature, the exhibition may be viewed during regular building hours. The Graduate Center is located at 365 Fifth Avenue and 34th Street. (Pictured above: On Brooklyn Bridge: Nocturne in Green, pastels on colored paper, 16 1/8''x 30 3/4", 2003.)
Read moreThe City University of New York Graduate Center announces the following public programs to be held during the month of January at The Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue at 34th Street.
Read moreThis winter and spring, from February through May, New York music lovers can escape the din of midtown Manhattan with this series of free lunchtime concerts presented by the CUNY Graduate Center at 365 Fifth Avenue/34th Street. The concerts feature classical and contemporary works presented in the Elebash Recital Hall, a warm, intimate space with state-of-the-art acoustics.
Read moreCUNY Graduate Center faculty, and by extension faculty throughout the City University system, have been ranked up among the nation’s best, according to a new method of assessing the relative strength of doctoral programs by scholarly productivity. The recently released Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index placed ten of the Graduate Center’s Ph.D. Programs among the top ten in the country, and six were ranked in the top five. In the “broad” category of humanities, the Graduate Center was fourth; the first three were Harvard, Yale, and Princeton.
Read moreOASIS, an interactive mapping website, now offers high resolution aerial photographs from 1996 and 2004, enabling urban planners, park stewards, and others interested in New York City’s development to view “then and now” maps for any neighborhood in the city’s five boroughs. The website is hosted by the CUNY Graduate Center’s for Urban Research, where the CUNY Mapping Service is among a coalition of 60 community greening groups, educators, individuals, businesses, nonprofits, and public agencies involved in the Open Accessible Space Information System (OASIS) project.
Read moreWriter, scholar and critic Wayne Koestenbaum of the CUNY Graduate Center’s Ph.D. Program in English has been elevated to the rank of Distinguished Professor.
Read moreThe City University of New York Graduate Center announces the following public programs to be held during the month of November at The Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue at 34th Street.
Read moreA New, Free Concert Series at The Graduate Center
Read moreThis fall, the CUNY Graduate Center is presenting the first public showing of Jules Feiffer’s original drawings for The Long Chalkboard and Other Stories, three stories for adults by Feiffer’s wife, Jenny Allen.
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