Glenn Petersen (Photo courtesy of Petersen)
Professor Glenn Petersen also shares advice to veterans of today's wars. Read more
The Society and Protest Workshop invites contributions to four meetings in the Fall semester, 2021, on the theme of insider and outsider strategies. Read more
Claudia M. Astorino
Astorino’s research focuses on variations in the human skull and teeth that are due to differences in sex, and she is a leader and activist for intersex rights in the STEM fields. Read more
From their latest books about historical figures both well-known and overlooked, to the hidden histories of New York City’s buildings and neighborhoods, to race and the Black experience, these Graduate Center authors have your summer reads covered. Read more
President Robin L. Garrell in the Mina Rees Library
The Graduate Center opened study space in the library to students and faculty on June 7, after closing it last March due to the pandemic. Read more
Christine Folch (Photo courtesy of Folch)
Folch will use the $200,000 fellowship to spend 14 months in Paraguay, shadowing social entrepreneurs who are finding ways to balance poverty alleviation and development with environmental protections in the midst of climate change Read more
Elliot Wiseman (Photo courtesy of Wiseman)
Wiseman will join the Anthropology program to study the narratives created and used by detectives during investigatory police work. Read more
Evan Mann and Carly Batist
Ph.D. candidates Carly Batist and Evan Mann won 2021–2022 Fulbright U.S. Student Program grants. Read more
Carly Batist and a black-and-white ruffed lemur (Photos courtesy of Batist)
Knowing the range and abundance of these lemurs is important because they are a critically endangered species, Batist said, and much of their rainforest habitat has been fragmented by deforestation. Read more
Low was recently awarded the Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) Career Award. Read more