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• The Roots of U.S. Nationalism: Professor David Waldstreicher

  President Trump’s emphasis on “a new national pride” and putting “America First” has brought heightened attention to research by Distinguished Professor David Waldstreicher (History). Read more

• Dr. Benjamin Black in Science Newsline

  Scientists Describe Origins of Topographic Relief on Titan
  Science Newsline, 5.19.17 Read more

• GC’s Stone Center and Pew Research Center Reveal Shrinking Middle Class

  A recent study conducted by the Pew Research Center in partnership with the GC’s Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality offers a comprehensive analysis of inequality and the status of the middle class in some of the world’s wealthiest countries, including the United States. Read more

• Book Review by Joy Connolly

  Power to the People… Democracy’s Struggles for Survival
  TLS.co.uk, 5.5.17 Read more

• The new Ph.D.

  Congratulations to Dr. Jennifer Furlong and our colleagues in the Office of Career Planning and Professional Development on their Next Generation Humanities Ph.D. Planning Grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) for the 2016-2017 academic year. For planning themes, project updates and more visit the project website. Read more

• Message from President Robinson and Provost Connolly About Central European University

  "The new bill marks the first time that a European Union member country has passed legislation that so brazenly assails higher education," President Chase F. Robinson and Provost Joy Connolly write in a community message.   Read more

• Congratulations to Faculty Colleagues

  April 12, 2017 Read more

• Richard Alba and Charles Mills Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

  The American Academy of Arts and Sciences today announced the election of Distinguished Professor Richard D. Alba (Sociology) and Distinguished Professor Charles W. Mills (Philosophy). Read more

• New York Times Features GC Study on Uber and Drunk Driving

  Does Uber Really Prevent Drunken Driving? It Depends on the Study
  The New York Times, 04.07.17 Read more

• Why Homosexuality Is Seen Differently Around the World: Amy Adamcyzk

  In a recent book and related podcast for Inside Higher Ed, Amy Adamcyzk (GC/Hunter, Sociology) illustrates why attitudes towards homosexuality vary widely from country to country. Read more