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Beautifully Illustrated Birds, Glamour and Grime, and Sweeping Histories: Holiday Books
Nine recent books by faculty members and alumni that can round out your shopping list.
Eugene Chudnovsky Awarded Andrei Sakharov Prize for Efforts to Uphold Human Rights
The award honors Chudnovsky’s decades of work on behalf of oppressed scientists around the world.
Exploring Asian Latin Fusion in Art and Literature as the Stuart Z. Katz Professor
Professor Araceli Tinajero delves into a new area of transpacific studies in her latest book project.
‘The Peer Effect’ Looks at How Our Friends and Colleagues Shape Us, for Better and Worse
Margaret M. Chin’s latest book looks at peer culture from Stuyvesant High School to the workplace.
Urban Education Students Learn Podcasting from David Bloomfield
Two Ph.D. students discuss the projects they’re undertaking in a class with the professor and education policy expert.
‘Bird Day' Illustrates Beauty of Biodiversity and its Threats
A new book by ornithologist Mark Hauber takes an hour-by-hour look at the fascinating lives of 24 birds.
Behind the U.S. Labor Strikes
Graduate Center scholars discuss how the pandemic, inflation, and wage inequality are drivers in the spate of large union strikes across the country.
Bartering Light for Light: Scientists Discover New System to Control the Chaotic Behavior of Light
Studying how light beams interfere with each other in a stadium shaped arena gives researchers insight on its complex behavior.
Social Practice CUNY Arts and Activism Initiative Receives $600K from Mellon Foundation
The CUNY-wide initiative, based at the Graduate Center, supports diverse art graduate students and their social activism.
Making Mathematical Tools to Solve Biological Problems, Like Where COVID Came From
Megan Owen, an NSF CAREER award-winning mathematics professor, analyzes “tree-shaped” data, a theoretical area with applications in fields including evolutionary biology.