Michael C. Stern
"I feel incredibly lucky," said Michael C. Stern, a linguistics master's student, who is the first author on a paper on the way bilingual speakers process language. Read more
Ph.D. candidate Victor St. John (Criminal Justice) reveals racial disparities in the mass incarceration of the 1980s. Read more
A November 13 Writing Center webinar will give graduate students insight into resources that can improve their grammar, word choice, style, spelling, etc. Read more
Marlene Nava Ramos
Ph.D. candidate Marlene Nava Ramos, an immigration justice activist, is taking aim at the city’s plan to replace Rikers Island. Read more
Two Ph.D.s. Two tenure-track professor appointments. And now, a 2-year-old son. Read more
Congratulations to students Nora Carr, Anna Paltseva, and Alison Parks and professors Michelle Fine, Mahesh Lakshman, and Nancy K. Miller. Read more
Midway through her Ph.D., a student explores social justice through theater and film. Read more
Graduate Center scientists trace a radioactive isotope in order to understand how the ocean pumps carbon from its surface to its depth. Read more
Ph.D. candidate Crystal Quinn was awarded $65,000 over two years from the National Institutes of Health to support her research. Read more
She just landed a full-time faculty position at a top university and shared advice on standing out in a competitive field. Read more