Professor Eric D. Weitz and his book "A World Divided" (Photos courtesy of Princeton University Press)
Professor Eric D. Weitz’s new book, A World Divided, offers lessons from history that illuminate our current crisis. Read more
St. Louis Red Cross Motor Corps on duty Oct. 1918 Influenza epidemic. (Credit: Library of Congress)
With the move to home-based learning as a result of the coronavirus, a project known for its accessible, digital materials takes on new relevance for teachers and families. Read more
Luke Waltzer (Credit: The Graduate Center/Coralie Carlson)
Luke Waltzer, director of The Graduate Center’s Teaching & Learning Center, offered his advice for professors and graduate students who are preparing for their first experiences with asynchronous instruction — professors and students not interacting at the same time. Read more
A Jewish community in Trostenets, Ukraine, after the destruction of a pogrom. (Photo courtesy of Professor Elissa Bemporad)
A new book about a horrific chapter of Jewish history offers lessons for today on how government policies can impact ethnic violence. Read more
Lawrence Cappello
None of Your Damn Business: Privacy in the United States from the Gilded Age to the Digital Age
(University of Chicago Press, 2019)
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Professors Tanisha C. Ford and Anne Valk
Highly regarded social and cultural historians, they bring expertise in African American and women’s history to The Graduate Center. Read more
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Op-eds are a great way for graduate students to promote their research. Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff (Ph.D. ’09, History) talks about how to conceive, pitch, and place them. Read more
Eric D. Weitz
A World Divided: The Global Struggle for Human Rights in the Age of Nation-States
(Princeton University Press, 2019)
Read moreProfessor Mikhal Dekel uncovers the story of her father’s 13,000-mile journey to safety in the Middle East during World War II. Read more
India's role in the Cold War is often overlooked. Professor Manu Bhagavan rectifies that in a new book of essays, and explains why this history matters. Read more