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‘We’re Back!’ The Graduate Center Welcomes About 600 New Students
The Graduate Center held its first full-day, in-person new student orientation since 2019.
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.
Graduate Center Students Win Prestigious Dissertation Fellowships
Ph.D. candidates secure highly competitive grants for their dissertation projects.
By Thinking Broadly, a History Ph.D. Heads to Stanford
A Class of 2023 graduate shares what helped him stand out for a postdoctoral fellowship at the Hoover Institution.
Who Burned New York in 1776?
Professor Benjamin L. Carp’s latest book sheds light on the origins and mythmaking of a Revolutionary fire.
The Ohio Train Derailment and its Toxic Aftermath
A discussion about plastics, vinyl chloride, and the chemical fallout of the derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.
John Torpey to receive Award for Excellence in International Exchange
The award is given by the DAAD Alumni Association-USA for his work organizing academic exchanges with Germany.
Black, Race and Ethnic Studies Fellowships Awarded to 65 CUNY Faculty and Doctoral Students
The fellowship is designed to enhance Black, race and ethnic studies scholarship and teaching at CUNY and is part of a $3 million, Mellon Foundation-funded initiative.
Tainted by Nazism, Heidegger’s Philosophy Casts a Long Shadow
Professor Richard Wolin’s new book exposes the moral failings and pernicious influence of one of the most widely read modern philosophers.
End of the English Major? Hardly!
Graduate Center scholars say "The New Yorker" story is a clarion call, but the humanities remain relevant.