Brian Bond (Ethnomusicology) and Douaa Sheet (Anthropology) received the 12-month, $25,000 fellowship from the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. Read more
The Graduate Center has appointed eight new faculty members for 2018–2019, including a new dean for master's programs. Read more
As a young anthropologist, Professor Katherine Verdery traveled to communist Romania in to study village life. Decades later she discovered that she had been under surveillance. Read more
Professor Setha Low discusses her recent book, Spatializing Culture, and how spaces we inhabit imbue our life with meaning, both good and bad. Read more
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New research by Ph.D. student Elaine Kozma and Professor Herman Pontzer sheds new light on an old debate. Read more
What can tourism teach us about racial identity? A surprising amount, according to Professor Bianca Williams. Read more
Four Graduate Center Ph.D. students won this prestigious fellowship, which supports the completion of their dissertation. Read more
Katherine Verdery
My Life as a Spy: Investigations in a Secret Police File
(Duke University Press Books, 2018)
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Katherine Verdery, the Julien J. Studley Faculty Scholar and distinguished professor of anthropology at The Graduate Center, recently published her memoir, My Life As a Spy. Read more