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Professor Gail T. Smith-Keizer, a Classicist Who Broke Down Barriers to the Professoriate, Dies at 85
A beloved teacher, she spearheaded programs that help students from diverse backgrounds prepare for doctorates and academic careers.
Reproductive Rights Scholar With a Forthcoming Book Will Return to CUNY on the Tenure Track
Alumna Andréa Becker discusses why her work feels ‘endlessly relevant’ in this political moment, her job search, and turning her dissertation into a book.
CUNY Graduate Center Receives $3 Million Through Google Cyber NYC Institutional Research Program
The program is designed to spur cybersecurity research and increase diversity in the field, and nine CUNY faculty members will receive support in the first year.
NSF Awards Jason Bishop Over $400K for a Giant Speech Database
The public database will allow researchers to study differences in people’s speech patterns and what causes them.
Ronnie Ancona Wins Distinguished Service Award from the American Classical League
Classics scholar is recognized for her research, teaching, and leadership.
Kevin Nadal Awarded Medal for Distinguished Service
Psychology professor is honored for outstanding contributions by Columbia Teachers College.
New and Forthcoming Books from the Ph.D. in English Program
Students and faculty share their latest academic and creative publications.
Summer Books: 9 Books by Graduate Center Scholars That Will Take You Far Afield
Recently published books by faculty members, students, and alumni offer uncommon escapes.
‘Textures of Terror’ Traces a Father’s Quest for Justice for His Murdered Daughter in Guatemala
Professor Victoria Sanford’s new book depicts the precarious state of human rights and the dangers of being a woman in Guatemala.
Eleanore Wurtzel Honored for Lifetime Achievement
Biologist is recognized by the International Carotenoid Society for decades of research in carotenoid biochemistry.