The Public Science Project at the Graduate Center, City University of New York, has announced the launch of a national survey of LGBTQ and Gender Non-Conforming (GNC) youth, created in partnership with LGBTQ and GNC youth, that will yield groundbreaking research of a vastly unrecognized and underserved population within the United States. Read more
CLACLS announced a new study which reports the percentage of the U.S. general population with a B.A. degree or higher increased by 40 percent and high school non-completion decreased by 44 percent between 1990 and 2010. Read more
Press briefing to focus on income inequality research activities Read more
Defying the national trend of diminishing labor union membership in most parts of the United States, the New York City union rate has grown more than 16 percent since 2012. Read more
Presidential Professor Bryan S.Turner, director of the Graduate Center’s Committee for the Study of Religion, will receive the prestigious Max Planck Research Award for his work on secularization and modernity, focusing on social and religious pluralism. Read more
Faculty experts at the Graduate Center, City University of New York, are available for media interviews on queries relating to criminal justice, police practices and policies and racist institutional structures in America and globally. Read more
The Graduate Center Announces the Publication of “Lost & Found Series V” Read more
Graduate Center Study Finds Domestic-Born Latinas in NYC Increasingly Marry Non-Latino Spouses Read more
Graduate Center Study Finds NYC’s Child Poverty Rate Exceeds National Average; New York City Failed to Reduce Childhood Poverty During the Past 20 Years Read more
Graduate Center Hosts Günter Grass Retrospective Read more