Carmel McMahon (Photo courtesy of McMahon)
Carmel McMahon (M.A. ’20, Liberal Studies) will soon have her debut book, In Ordinary Time, a hybrid work of essays, poems, and photographs, published by Duckworth. Read more
Dax Oliver published his research in the September 2021 issue of the Journal of Psychedelic Psychiatry.
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Stanley Aronowitz (Credit: David Shankbone, Creative Commons)
The Graduate Center community is deeply saddened by the passing of Distinguished Professor Emeritus Stanley Aronowitz, a scholar of labor and social movements and a civil and labor rights activist. Read more
Prithi Kanakamedala and Leah Anderst
Anderst, who is also a Graduate Center alumna, and Kanakamedala teach in the Liberal Studies master's program. They are among 28 faculty nationwide to receive the prestigious fellowship. Read more
Morris Dickstein (Credit: Richard Alcorn)
Dickstein is celebrated for his extraordinary career as a scholar, teacher, author, literary critic, and public intellectual who was central to life at The Graduate Center and well beyond. Read more
Sandy Mui has published a piece to The Thought Project blog on COVID-19's effect on journalism.
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Professor Justin Rogers-Cooper has co-authored an op-ed piece for the New York Daily News
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L. Bordetsky-Williams
Forget Russia
(Tailwinds Press, 2021)
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Professor Julie Suk (Credit: The Graduate Center/Rachel Ramirez)
Professor Julie Suk has set out to educate the country about the Equal Rights Amendment, and how to promote women’s rights. Read more
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