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• Student Spotlight: A Writer Turns to the Digital Humanities to Promote Equity

  

  Caitlin Cacciatore (Photo courtesy of Cacciatore)

  Caitlin Cacciatore is interested in the intersection of ethics and equity with technology, and the instances in which the intersection is weak. Read more

• A New Program Will Prep Humanities Doctoral Students for Careers in Nonprofit Organizations and Government

  

  The program, which includes a new writing course and career networking opportunities, is supported by a grant from the Council of Graduate Schools. Read more

• 'Daily News' Reporter Shant Shahrigian is Changing his Beat to Pursue a Master’s in Philosophy at the Graduate Center

  

  Shant Shahrigian (Photo courtesy of Shahrigian)

  “Journalism and philosophy are both about asking questions," said incoming student Shant Shahrigian. Read more

• The MESA Global Academy Connects Displaced Middle East Scholars in a Time of Crisis

  

  MESA Global Academy Scholars from 2020-2021 and Global Academy committee members at an online gathering (Credit: MESA Global Academy)

  The new joint initiative of the CUNY Graduate Center and the Middle East Studies Association, supported by Carnegie Corporation, offers an intellectual home for scholars from the Middle East and North Africa. Read more

• GC Forward - Issue # 8

  We look forward to returning to in-person classes and work this month. This issue contains some important policy updates and reminders about upcoming deadlines for students and employees. Read more

• Faculty Book: Elizabeth Dill

  Elizabeth Dill
  Erotic Citizens Sex and the Embodied Subject in the Antebellum Novel
  (University Press of Virginia, 2019)
   

   

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• Faculty Book: Harriet F. Senie

  Sierra Rooney. Jennifer Wingate and Harriet F. Senie (Editors)
  Teachable Monuments: Using Public Art top Spark Dialogue and Confront Controversy
  (Bloomsbury, 2021)

  
   

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• Faculty Book: Ronnie Ancona

  Ronnie Ancona and Georgia Tsouvala
  New Directions in the Study of Women in the Greco-Roman World
  (Oxford University Press, 2021)

  
  
   

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• Linguistics M.Phil. Graduate, After Taking a Break for Harvard Law, Starts Tenure-Track Faculty Position While Pursuing Ph.D.

  

  João Marinotti (Photo courtesy of Marinotti)

  Marinotti, who took an unusual path through academia, offers advice to other scholars seeking tenure-track positions.  Read more

• Faculty Book: Constantin Cranganu

  Constantin Cranganu 
  Climate Change, Torn between Myth and Fact
  (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2021)

  
  
   

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