Professor Phillip A. Goff, co-founder and president of the Center for Policing Equity, comments on the DOJ's decision not to bring charges in the death of Eric Garner. Read more
In her new book, Professor Kandice Chuh challenges the “liberal humanities” and examines the ways that popular perceptions trump truth. Read more
Three years ago, Kristofer Eckelhoff, who has worked most of his adult life as a professional singer, was able to sing notes that made him happy for the first time in months. Read more
What is it like to come out as a gay man today, and how does it compare to 50 years ago? Gradaute Center alumnus Perry N. Halkitis offers insights in his latest book. Read more
Halkitis, a Graduate Center alumnus, talks about his latest book, Out in Time: The Public Lives of Gay Men from Stonewall to the Queer Generation. Read more
Tannehill talks about her new book, Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Trans (But Were Afraid to Ask). Read more
Poet Rita Dove selected "JFK Airport," a poem by Professor Celina Su, for publication in The New York Times Magazine, calling it "provatively spare." Read more
In his new book, Professor Fernando Degiovanni explores how war and U.S. business interests influenced the emergence of a new discipline. Read more
Is access to the city a right? Professor Kafui Attoh says yes and, in his new book, lays out how transportation influences urban gentrification. Read more
Philosophy professors Charles W. Mills and Linda MartÃn Alcoff discuss the impetuses for convening this unprecedented conference and their hopes for its outcome and their field. Read more