Interview with Nancy Miller, distinguished pofessor of English and comparative literature at The Graduate Center. Read more
Professors Lynn Chancer and Nancy K. Miller release two timely books on the feminist movement and its enduring power. Read more
In a new book, Distinguished Professor Nancy K. Miller explores how her extraordinary friendships with the scholars Carolyn Heilbrun, Naomi Schor, and Diane Middlebrook shaped her work and her life. Read more
Nancy K. Miller
My Brilliant Friends: Our Lives in Feminism
(Coluumbia University Press, 2019)
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Helena Rosenblatt
The Lost History of Liberalism: From Ancient Rome to the Twenty-First Century
(Princeton University Press, 2018)
(Polity, 2018)
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Thomas Spear, CUNY, Prix du Rayonnement de la langue et de la littérature françaises
Professor Thomas Spear (Lehman and GC) received a Grands Prix du Rayonnement de la langue et de la littérature françaises, given by the Académie française in June 2018 for his lifetime dedication to Francophone literatures. This is long due recognition for his multiple work as a scholar, translator, editor and publisher through his Ile-en-Ile site, of these literatures. Read more
Call Me By Your Name, the film adaptation of Graduate Center Professor André Aciman’s novel, won the Academy Award for best adapted screenplay. Read more
TimesOfIsrael.com, 12.22.17 Read more
President Emmanuel Macron shared his hope that children learn “both the language of Shakespeare and the language of Molière” at a packed event at the Graduate Center. Read more
The West and What Comes After
The New York Times, 7.8.17 Read more