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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.
Celebrating Women’s History and History-Makers
Our scholars are shedding light on the histories of women and making history themselves.
It’s True. It’s Getting Harder to Get a Good Night’s Sleep
Neuroscientist Orie Shafer explains why modern living keeps us up at night and how we can get some decent shuteye.
Celebrating 2022: Recent English Faculty Publications
Faculty discuss their wide-ranging books, from poetry to pedagogy.
How Communities of Interest Are Evolving in New York City
A new report tracks the demographic changes that have taken place in New York City over the last decade.
‘Broadway Bodies’ Lays Down the Gauntlet Against Conformity in Casting
A new book by Graduate Center alum Ryan Donovan, fueled by his own experiences of auditioning, argues for making the theater industry inclusive beyond the “hyper fit” Broadway ideal.
Notes from the President
Updates on topics of broad campus interest, including advocacy, operations, budget, and community engagement
Why the Ukraine War Is Even More Dire Than Predicted
Faculty experts weigh in on the economic, political, and humanitarian consequences of the year-old conflict.
Alumna Becomes Delaware's First Environmental Justice Coordinator
The Earth and Environmental Sciences grad will work with marginalized communities to address water quality and climate change.