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Prominent Graduate Center Sociologists Recognized by ASA
The American Sociological Association honored Philip Kasinitz and Margaret Chin for their influential work in ethnography.
From Sports to Sci-Fi: What the Graduate Center Is Reading
Find some summer books with this inspiring list from faculty and administrators.
The role of religion in shaping political views, especially on abortion, with Amy Adamczyk
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.
Summer Books: 9 Transportive Reads from Graduate Center Scholars
Add these books to your summer reading list.
Four CUNY Professors Win Grants for Latino Humanities Research
The faculty members will lead interdisciplinary research projects as part of the Crossing Latinidades Collaborative.
Black, Queer, and an Advocate for Inclusion in Medicine
A new role at BU School of Medicine gives an alum a larger platform.
Scholars We're Proud of: Pride Month 2022 Edition
During Pride Month, we're celebrating our scholars who are breaking new ground in LGBTQ studies.
Propaganda, protest, and repression in Russia: an insider's look with Anna Zhelnina
Anna Zhelnina, post-doctoral researcher at the Helsinki Institute of Urban and Regional Research, discusses the state of the Russian opposition to the war in Ukraine on the International Horizons podcast
The Ukraine War Dashes a Grad’s Commencement Plans
Anna Zhelnina, a Russian citizen working in Finland, was looking forward to getting hooded in person.