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• Can NASA Technology Boost Food Security?

  We take food and farmers for granted. This is what Graduate Center Ph.D. student Aaron Davitt (Earth and Environmental Sciences) hopes more of us will recognize this Earth Day — April 22 — and every day. Read more

• Art, Race, and History in Hispaniola

  An exhibition curated by Ph.D. candidate Abigail Lapin Dardashti explores past and present tensions in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Read more

• Righting Education’s Wrongs

  Ph.D. Candidate Natalia Ortiz (Urban Education) finds ways for teachers to disrupt the racism that holds kids back. Read more

• What Is Love?

  In honor of Valentine’s Day two GC philosophy doctoral students weigh in. Read more

• Two Ph.D. Students Receive $20,000 Grants From American Association of University Women

  Grants support Claudia Astorino’s anthropology research and Natalia Ortiz’s work in urban education. Read more

• E-Bikes and Immigrants: Taking a Stand

  Ph.D. candidate Do Lee has become an advocate for electric bikes and the immigrant workers who rely on them. Read more

• The Philosopher Is In

  Ph.D. candidate Ian Olasov takes philosophy to the streets. Read more

• New Study Explores a Novel Candidate for Antidepressant Therapy

  Research by Ph.D. candidate Julia Castello could lead to needed new treatments for depression. Read more

• Wearable Feminism

  Master’s student Christina Trupiano recreates a historic dress. Read more

• Ph.D. Student Sooran Choi Awarded $10,000 Grant from College Art Association

  Choi explores the strategies and courage of South Korean artists during the country's military dictatorship. Read more