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Attewell will research the education and employment impacts of the COVID disruption on two- and four-year CUNY undergraduates, hoping to influence outreach and planning. Read more
Torpey, a historian and sociologist, discusses his recent Forbes column comparing this pandemic to the one in 1918. Read more
Ruth Milkman
Immigrant Labor and the New Precariat
(Wiley, 2020)
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President Joe Biden (Photo credit: Alex Irklievski)
Graduate Center faculty reflect on Inauguration Day and "dawn of a new era." Read more
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Experts on national and international politics, U.S. history and literature, criminal justice, and psychology comment on the implications of the “riveting and horrifying” attack and related events. Read more
Melaku, a Graduate Center alumna, author, and race and women’s rights scholar, talks about her work and suggests ways to address racism within the academy. Read more
Recent books by Wayne Koestenbaum, Katina Rogers, David Reynolds, Tanisha Ford, William Helmreich, Melissa Checker, Margaret Chin, Massimo Pigliucci, Richard Alba, Ismael García-Colón, Sanford Schram, and Paul Krugman.
We’ve been warned about the long, dark winter and the need to stay away from relatives and friends this holiday season. But if you’d like to send a gift, these books might be the perfect choice. Read more
Elliott-Negri, a doctoral candidate in sociology, discusses his many projects, including a new grant-funded study of collective action by workers whose lives have been put at risk by the pandemic. Read more
Distinguished Professor William Helmreich and his book "The Queens Nobody Knows: An Urban Walking Guide"
The final book by Distinguished Professor William Helmreich, who died at 74 in March during the city’s initial coronavirus surge, was published this fall. Read more
Professor Chin talks about her new book, Stuck: Why Asian Americans Don't Reach the Top of the Corporate Ladder, and her important findings about the “bamboo ceiling." Read more