What is holding black women back in law and other professions? Tsedale Melaku (Ph.D. '16, Sociology) examines in her first book. Read more
These highly respected new faculty members study areas of deep public interest, such as immigration, bilingual education, inequality, and big data analytics. Read more
In a new book, Professor Jean Halley explores what makes horses so appealing to girls, including her young self, and what this means for girls' lives. Read more
Jean Halley
Horse Crazy: Girls and the Lives of Horses
(University of Georgia Press, 2019)
Read moreProfessor Philip Kasinitz weighs in on the latest effort to arrest and deport immigrants in New York and cities nationwide. Read more
Pamela Donovan
Drink Spiking and Predatory Drugging: A Modern History
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2016)
*Paperback version released 2019
Read moreShe just landed a full-time faculty position at a top university and shared advice on standing out in a competitive field. Read more
Concerned about gentrification, Graduate Center Ph.D. student Kasey Zapatca created a website to inform and empower rent-stabilized tenants. Read more
Interview with Robert Courtney Smith. Read more
A new alum who is about to start a tenure-track position at Rutgers University-Camden discusses her dissertation. Read more