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An Explainer on Bank Failures and Bailouts
Professor Linda Allen comments on why Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank failed and whether the Feds were right to rescue the depositors.
‘The Ends of Paradise’ Explores the Struggles of Honduras’ Black and Indigenous Peoples
Professor Christopher Loperena’s new book reveals the challenges faced by Garifuna as they assert their rights to their ancestral land.
Her Art Once Graced Homes Across the U.S.
An Art History professor explores the remarkable life and art of nature-painter Fidelia Bridges.
Scientists Demonstrate Time Reflection of Electromagnetic Waves in a Groundbreaking Experiment
The discovery establishes the foundations for revolutionary applications in wireless communications and optical computing.
End of the English Major? Hardly!
Graduate Center scholars say "The New Yorker" story is a clarion call, but the humanities remain relevant.
Student Shows What’s ‘Fresh, Fly, and Fabulous’ About Hip-Hop Style
An Urban Education student documents 50 years of hip-hop fashion with a hit museum exhibition.
A Political Science Student Fights for Colombians’ Citizenship Rights
Andrés Besserer Rayas talks about his work on a human rights case in Colombia, on The Thought Project podcast.
How a Graduate Center Mentorship Became Friendship, and Inspired a Book
A professor and an alumna discuss their mentoring relationship and the inspiration behind their co-edited book.
Professor’s Phillis Wheatley Biography Shows the Poet as Strategic and Complex
David Waldstreicher is receiving glowing reviews for his new book, "The Odyssey of Phillis Wheatley," the most deeply researched biography of the once-enslaved poet.
How to Manage Polarization? Cultures of Compromise in Comparison
Apply to take part in a Ph.D. student workshop with German students on countering polarization with cultures of compromise at the Graduate Center, July 11-13, 2023. Accepted students will receive funded travel to Germany in 2024.