CCNY In the News

Professor Viren Brahmbatt co-authors a housing manifesto published in "The Architect's Newspaper" aimed at the current White House administration.

An exhibit at the Spitzer School of Architecture with work by Place, Memory and Culture Incubator students and faculty is on display through April 10, 2025. The exhibit is entitled "Generative Histories Harlem." The PCMI is supported by a Mellon Grant and is led by Dean Marta Gutman and Professor Jerome Haferd.

Dr. Damon Bolhassani, professor at the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, is part of a team that created the exhibit at the Corning Museum of Glass titled "Glass Bridge." The exhibit is up through Sept. 1, 2025.

CCNY's Colin Powell school and AccountAbility launch groundbreaking initiative to provide a unique, immersive learning experience that prepares the next generation of forward-thinking leaders to advance the sustainability agenda across organizations and deliver a positive impact on global society.

Quoting Thomas Jefferson, among others, Professor of Political Science and Moynihan Center Executive Director Carlo Invernizzi-Accetti argues that colleges and universities are not “elitist” in The Guardian.

Christian Science Monitor piece on federal cuts to science research quotes CCNY physicist Michael Lubell.

Emeritus Anne and Bernard Spitzer Chair in Political Science Rajon Menon comments on the Trump Administration’s foreign policy in The New York Times.

Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership Leader-in-Residence Gara LaMarche’s opinion piece in Inside Philanthropy urges philanthropic organizations to expand their circle of donors.

The Colin Powell School's Carlo Invernizzi-Accetti, professor of political science and the executive director of the Moynihan Center, writes that "for many, going to college is the very definition of the American dream" and "a brief and precious period of freedom."

Sternberg Family Professor of Leadership Dave A. Chokshi of the Colin Powell School co-authored an amNY op-ed that called on Gov. Hochul and the state legislature to increase public health funding to New York City.