"The GC has taught me how to better be," says Ph.D. candidate Steph Anderson, Ph.D. '16 (Psychology), director of the HBO documentary short "purple shoelaces" (pictured).
Read more"I taught myself to read by age eight or nine," Ph.D. candidate Darcel Reyes (Nursing) says. "Maybe that is why health literacy was the topic of my doctoral research." Read more
Doctoral candidate Ahmed Ibrahim (Anthropology) has been named a 2016 Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellow by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. Read more
In a prominent new essay for Foreign Affairs, Ph.D. student Jennifer Peirce (GC/John Jay, Criminal Justice) examines Nicaragua’s take on prison reform, and the lessons it may hold for Central America and beyond. Read more
Has "ban the box" policy translated into greater job access for individuals with criminal records? Ph.D. student Ronald Day (Criminal Justice) is working to answer that question through his research.
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Adam Kavalier (Ph.D. ’11, Biology) followed an unusual path after completing his doctorate — he launched Undone Chocolate, the first bean-to-bar maker of premium organic chocolate bars in the Washington, D.C., area. Read more
The GC Library has attracted international media attention for purging its interlibrary loan records, part of an effort to address privacy protection. Read more
Commodification is privacy's best hope, Cappello (History) asserts in an essay for The Hill, the top U.S. political website. Read more
In a Salon.com feature story, Ph.D. student Julie Hecht (Psychology) examines whether dogs are able to recognize other dogs by sight alone. Read more
The debut collection of essays by Felix Bernstein (English) has been named among the “Best of 2015” by Artforum International Magazine. Read more