Alumna Julie Reiss (Ph.D. '96, Art History) (Photo courtesy of Reiss)
In her recent anthology, art history Ph.D. alumna Julie Reiss examines the role art plays in our ongoing, human-induced environmental crisis. Read more
Courtney Chatellier (Ph.D. '18, English) with her son, Luca
Courtney Chatellier (Ph.D. ’18, English) was awarded a grant to support two months of full-time work on her monograph. Read more
Jenny Boully (Photo courtesy of Boully)
Jenny Boully, a writer who currently teaches at Columbia College Chicago, was one of 175 scholars, artists, and writers chosen for the prestigious fellowship. Read more
An esteemed curator, writer, and cultural historian, Berger (Ph.D. ’88, Art History) died this week from complications of COVID-19. Read more
Professor Jeff Maskovsky (Credit: The Graduate Center/Alex Irklievski)
Professor Jeff Maskovsky collaborated with alumni and fellow faculty on his timely, new co-edited book, Beyond Populism: Angry Politics and the Twilight of Neoliberalism. Read more
Prof. James C. Lendemer, who graduated from The Graduate Center with a Ph.D. in biology, shares his career path, the importance of mentors, and advice on how to secure a postdoc. Lendemer is an assistant curator at the New York Botanical Garden and also teaches at The Graduate Center. Read more
Professors Tania León, Blanche Weisen Cook, Dána-Ain Davis, and Patrizia Casaccia
Our faculty and alumnae are changing literature, challenging false perceptions, and fighting for equity and justice. We celebrate their achievements this Women’s History Month. Read more
Eric Garr (Ph.D. '19, Psychology)
Eric Garr (Ph.D. ’19, Psychology), now a postdoc at Johns Hopkins, has personal reasons for making his animal behavior research relevant to human health. Read more
Danielle L. Beatty Moody (Photo courtesy of Danielle L. Beatty Moody)
The University of Maryland professor talks about her journey and shares her advice for students who are in the early stages of their own careers. Read more
Tonya Foster reads her work. (Courtesy of Tonya Foster)
Her multimedia work explores issues around race, and she says poetry is diversifying. She offers guidance to aspiring writers, especially ones who share her African American heritage. Read more