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Advice for the Tenure Track in Speech Sciences
Alumna Taryn Malcolm, a professor at Mercy College, shares what helped her stand out.
Science Student Spotlight: Antonina Maj
Maj is a third-year Physics Ph.D. student specializing in high energy theory. Her current work is in non-perturbative aspects of gauge theories in (3+1)-dimensions.
Two Anthropology Candidates Named 2022 Newcombe Fellows
Paloma Rodrigo Gonzales and Mikey Elster received the prestigious fellowship for their research in ethics and religion.
Graduate Center Art Collection Goes on Display
An exhibition of selected works is part of a year-long 60th-anniversary celebration.
Propaganda, protest, and repression in Russia: an insiders look with Anna Zhelnina
Anna Zhelnina, post-doctoral researcher at the Helsinki Institute of Urban and Regional Research, discusses the state of the Russian opposition to the war in Ukraine on the International Horizons podcast
Science Student Spotlight: Matthew Cleere
Matthew Michael Cleere is a doctoral student in the Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental (MCD) subprogram of the Ph.D. in Biology. He graduated cum laude with honors from the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in 2013 with a Bachelor...
The Ukraine War Dashes a Grad’s Commencement Plans
Anna Zhelnina, a Russian citizen working in Finland, was looking forward to getting hooded in person.
Nanoscience master’s program graduates its first student
Adewumi Bakare begins a career in optical engineering.
The Russia-Ukraine War Sets Dangerous New Precedents
Political scientist Julie George comments on President Putin’s defiance of the West and the U.S. foreign policy response to the conflict.
Don't Pin the Woes of American Workers on Immigration
In her new book, Professor Ruth Milkman argues that weakened unions and other labor market shifts, not immigrants, have hurt American workers.