CCNY In the News

TribecaTrib piece on Quest Lifelong Learning, a CCNY Center for Worker Education program.

Irish Echo report on Queens Arts Fund New Work grant to CCNY educator Seamus Scanlon for a bilingual English/Irish version of his award-winning play “The Long Wet Grass.”

Amsterdam News contributor Herb Boyd remembers former CCNY English professor and playwright James de Jongh.

InformationWeek piece on famed CCNY theoretical physcist Michio Kaku warning of generative AI’s limits and how quantum computing might create a landscape of obsolete, desiccated technology in its shadow.

Harlem World piece on West Harlem Art Fund, CCNY and artist Art Jones collaboration on digital installation focusing on history of slave trafficking in New York.

HarlemView piece on CCNY students and their thoughts on AI as they use ChatGPT. Quotes CCNY Provost Tony Liss.

A collaborative effort by CCNY, the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center and NASA now allows anyone to help monitor the eco-health of the Chesapeake Bay, one of the largest estuaries in the world. To join the Chesapeake Water Watch team, no prior scientific knowledge is necessary. Some virtual or in-person training and the free HydroColor smartphone app is all that's needed. CCNY's lauded Earth and Atmospheric Science Professor Maria Tzortziou works on the project.

Prabal K. De, Ph.D., Chair and Professor of Economics in the Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership, shares his expertise on children's health care issues with WalletHub.

CCNY's Spitzer School of Architecture Professor Lindsay Harkema answers questions about using the tools of architecture to study abortion.