Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) has altered the information ecosystems of the university, creating both challenges and opportunities for the research, pedagogical, and administrative ...

This Pride Month, we spotlight some recent achievements and contributions of Graduate Center faculty, students, and alumni — from a new LGBTQ Studies certificate to a major biography of James Baldwin ...

Professor Kandice Chuh has been named associate provost for academic affairs and dean of humanities and social sciences, the CUNY Graduate Center announced today. “Kandice is a widely respected ...

A beluga whale named Hvaldimir, who wandered to the Norwegian coast in 2019. Fishermen found the whale off the island of Ingoya, wearing camera gear that read “Equipment St. Petersburg.” His friendly ...

Xiomara Bryan’s journey into cognitive neuroscience didn’t stem from a lifelong love of science; it grew from her desire to support her brother. As she struggled to discover what direction to take her ...

Two newly released databases documenting the lives of more than 150,000 enslaved people in Cuba and Brazil are now available to researchers worldwide, offering an unprecedented empirical foundation ...

2026 Alumni Awards Winners: Top row (left to right): Sophie Maríñez, Gaffar Gailani, Avishan Bodjnoud, and Philip Kreniske: Bottom row (left to right): Ryan Donovan, Mary Sano, and Frank J. Fabozzi.

Natalie Musteata and Alexandre Singh won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short for “Two People Exchanging Saliva.” As Natalie Musteata (Ph.D. ’19, Art History) worked on her dissertation, she ...

A new report from the Center for Latin American, Caribbean, and Latino Studies (CLACLS) at the CUNY Graduate Center shows that the Latino population of the New York metropolitan area increased by 48% ...

In Natalie Musteata’s dystopian Paris, a kiss can get you killed and slaps are currency. That’s the premise of Two People Exchanging Saliva, the latest short film by the Graduate Center alumna, now ...

The CUNY Graduate Center community mourns the loss of former Psychology Professor Arthur S. Reber, whose research on implicit learning — how people absorb patterns and knowledge without being aware of ...

Professor Viviana Acquaviva (GC/City Tech, Physics, Astrophysics) has received a $1.78 million grant from the Simons Foundation to build a research group in the emerging field of climate data science ...