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Science Student Spotlight: Matthew Cleere
Matthew Michael Cleere is a doctoral student in the Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental (MCD) subprogram of the Ph.D. in Biology. He graduated cum laude with honors from the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in 2013 with a Bachelor...
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.
Nanoscience master’s program graduates its first student
Adewumi Bakare begins a career in optical engineering.
The Russia-Ukraine War Sets Dangerous New Precedents
Political scientist Julie George comments on President Putin’s defiance of the West and the U.S. foreign policy response to the conflict.
Don't Pin the Woes of American Workers on Immigration
In her new book, Professor Ruth Milkman argues that weakened unions and other labor market shifts, not immigrants, have hurt American workers.
Exploring the Layers of Language
For linguist Sejin Oh, the opportunity to pursue postdoctoral research in Paris represents “a dream-come-true moment.”
Science Faculty Spotlight: Ryan Williams
Williams' research is focused on the design of nanotechnologies to understand, diagnose, and treat human disease.
Scholars to Know This AAPI Heritage Month
Meet Graduate Center faculty, students, and alumni who study and celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage.
Marvin A. Carlson Is Elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences
The distinguished professor is best known for his scholarship on dramatic theory and theater history.
A CUNY Graduate Center Study Highlights the Racialized Harms of Low-Level Arrests
NEW YORK, April 26, 2022—In a new study of New Yorkers arrested for low-level offenses, researchers at the CUNY Graduate Center document an ongoing process of criminalization that undermines the resources and well-being of low-income people of color. The study...