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• Lev Manovich Named One of 2014’s Most Influential by The Verge

  Professor Lev Manovich (Computer Science) has been named to “The Verge 50,” an annual list of the most influential and interesting figures in technology, art, science, and culture. Read more

• Michelle Fine Comments on "Whiteness in America" (Video)

  Distinguished Professor Michelle Fine (Psychology/Urban Education) recently appeared on CUNY TV to offer academic perspective on how white people approach their racial identity. Read more

• Alexandra Logue on ‘Overlooked’ Transfer Students in Inside Higher Ed Essay

  Alexandra W. Logue, a research professor in the GC’s Center for Advanced Study in Education (CASE), spotlights a “frequently ignored” group — transfer students — in her latest Inside Higher Ed essay. Read more

• Domna Stanton Named by Mayor de Blasio to Commission on Human Rights

  Distinguished Professor Domna C. Stanton (French) was appointed today by Mayor Bill de Blasio to serve on the Commission on Human Rights. Read more

• Ronnie Ancona Elected President of the Classical Association of the Atlantic States

  Professor Ronnie Ancona (Hunter, Classics) has been elected president of the Classical Association of the Atlantic States (CAAS) for the 2014-15 term. Read more

• Frances Fox Piven Named Winner of the Puffin/Nation Prize for Creative Citizenship

  Distinguished Professor Frances Fox Piven (Political Science/Sociology) has been named recipient of the prestigious Puffin/Nation Prize for Creative Citizenship. Read more

• Dagmar Herzog Receives Distinguished Achievement Award in Holocaust Studies

  Distinguished Professor Dagmar Herzog (History), Daniel Rose Faculty Scholar at the Graduate Center, was recently presented the Distinguished Achievement Award in Holocaust Studies. Read more

• Christina Sormani Named a 2015 Fellow of the American Mathematical Society

  Christina Sormani (Mathematics) has been elected a 2015 Fellow of the American Mathematical Society. Read more

• Setha Low Publishes Time Magazine Essay on Digital Technology and Public Space

  In a recent Time magazine essay, Professor Setha Low answered a query posed by editors: How has the rise of digital technology changed the way we use public space? Read more

• Mark Hauber Publishes New Findings on Habituation Learning

  New research by Professor Mark E. Hauber (Hunter, Biology/Psychology) marks the first discovery of embryonic learning outside humans, as spotlighted in Science magazine. Read more