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In Memoriam: Professor Emerita Glenis R. Long
The Graduate Center mourns the passing of Professor Emerita Glenis R. Long, who died on July 16, 2021. She is remembered as “a remarkable scientist, mentor, and collaborator in hearing-related fields for more than 40 years."
How Was School During COVID? Urban Education Researchers Asked New York City Parents
Their report, COVID-19 & Racial Justice in Urban Education: NYC Parents Speak Out, illuminates parents' insights, critiques, and recommendations.
CUNY GRADUATE CENTER PHYSICIST AND ENGINEER ANDREA ALÙ NAMED BLAVATNIK NATIONAL AWARDS LAUREATE
The award recognizes Alù’s challenges to the boundaries of materials science and physics, which have brought about advances in electromagnetics, nano-optics, and acoustics.
A Black Existentialist Asks What It Means to Be Human in a Society That Demonizes You
As an African woman who studied in France and came to the U.S., Natalie Etoke brings a different lens to the Black experience, which shapes her perspective on the Black Lives Matter movement and Black literature and thought.
Professor Lyn Di Iorio Was Named a 2021 NYSCA/NYFA Fiction Fellow
The fellowship program, administered by the New York Foundation for the Arts, makes unrestricted cash grants of $7,000 and is intended to fund an artist's vision or voice.
‘LIKE LITTLE UNDERDOGS’: LICHENS RETURN TO NEW YORK CITY, AND A NEW BOOK REVEALS THEIR SPLENDOR
The book is not just for academics, but for anyone who is curious about the world around them.
Professor Kyle Gorman Received a PSC-CUNY Grant
Gorman received a PSC-CUNY grant for research that addresses how children acquire language.
IN MEMORIAM: PROFESSOR MORRIS ‘ARNIE’ LANG, ‘A GIANT IN THE WORLD OF PERCUSSION’
A longtime New York Philharmonic percussionist, Lang taught in the Music doctoral program from 2007 to 2018. He died on July 5, 2021, at age 89.
How Gay and Bisexual Men Can Sustain Strong, Healthy Relationships
Professor Christopher Stults and postdoctoral researcher J.L. Stewart discuss their recent study of non-monogamy relationships among young gay and bisexual men.
Students and Faculty Honored With 2021 Teaching and Mentoring Awards Stood Out for Excellence and Dedication During the Pandemic
Congratulations to Professors Ryan Murelli, Alyson Cole, and Jean Graham-Jones and Ph.D. students Melenia Giakoumis, Olivia Wood, and Karen Zaino.