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Tania León Is a 2022 Kennedy Center Honoree
The accolade follows a 2021 Pulitzer Prize for the acclaimed composer, conductor, and longtime professor of music.
From Sports to Sci-Fi: What the Graduate Center Is Reading
Find some summer books with this inspiring list from faculty and administrators.
The Stunning Science of the James Webb Space Telescope
The Graduate Center’s K.E. Saavik Ford describes how it works and why its images are so important.
Study: When math class is boring, students lose interest in related careers
Teens are most turned off by classes that are too difficult.
How to Make the U.S. Safe for Transgender People
Paisley Currah discusses his new book, "Sex Is as Sex Does," on The Thought Project.
Giving Diverse Students a Head Start in Bioinspired Nanotechnology
With a $3 million NSF grant, the Graduate Center will prepare diverse Ph.D. students for new workforce opportunities in biotech, clean energy, and other areas that are benefiting from bioinspired nanoscience.
Post Roe, How to Advance Women’s Rights and LGBTQ Rights
Professor Anne Valk shares lessons from history on The Thought Project.
The role of religion in shaping political views, especially on abortion
Professor Amy Adamczyk discusses how religious beliefs shape attitudes on abortion and other issues, on International Horizons.
Scholars Weigh in on the End of Roe v. Wade
Faculty and alumni experts comment on the abortion ruling and what it portends.
Graduate Center professor uses AI to weigh the risks of preeclampsia
Team designs first machine-learning system to predict severe preeclampsia.