The Graduate Center today announced an application fee waiver for any student who has graduated from a CUNY college with a bachelor or master’s degree, or who will have graduated from one before starting at the Graduate Center (if admitted), per the City University of New York’s Board of Trustees. Read more
The Graduate Center Awarded Multimillion-Dollar Grant to Establish The CUNY Center for Digital Scholarship and Data Visualization Read more
The Graduate Center to establish the Center for Digital Scholarship and Data Visualization as part of CUNY Big Data Consortium Read more
Alice E. Harrison (MALS, 1995) published her novel Mid-Manhattan
in 2013, and Greg Masters (MALS, 1994) published his book For the Artists: Critical Writing, Vol. 1 in 2014. Read more
Eugenia Paulicelli
Writing Fashion in Early Modern Italy. From Sprezzatura to Satire
(Ashgate, 2014)
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The Graduate Center and CUNY project Commons In A Box (CBOX) won a 2013 Digital Humanities Award for “best DH tool or suite of tools.” Digital Humanities Awards, given annually, are... Read more
At the January 27 meeting of CUNY’s board of trustees, Joan Richardson, a member of the doctoral faculty in English and comparative literature, was appointed Distinguished Professor. She is... Read more
Professor Jason Tougaw’s Fall 2013 course, entitled “Inventing the Self,” in the M.A. in Liberal Studies Program at the CUNY Graduate Center has created an online anthology of each student’s research project. Collecting the Self.
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Matthew Gold Discusses Critical Reading on Digital Devices Read more
Greg Masters (Liberal Studies M.A., 1994) wrote Stumbling into Modernity: Isaac Bashevis Singer’s Cling to Tradition (BookBaby/Amazon Digital Services, 2012), a critical look at the Nobel... Read more