Alumna Elizabeth Vilchis, a mechanical engineering major and DACA recipient, is Senator Cory Booker's guest at the State of the Union address according to NorthJersey.com.
Elena Romero, an adjunct assistant professor at CCNY and writer of “Free Stylin’: How Hip Hop Changed the Fashion Industry,” is quoted in the LA Times article commenting on hip-hop fashion.
CCNY alumnus Dr. Bernard C. Randolph Sr., a civil rights leader and a member of a small, tight-knit cadre of African-American doctors in St. Louis who began their practices during segregation, passed away. His obituary is on St. Louis Public Radio.
BizNis Africa profiled Lesego Serolong, an alumna of CCNY, who co-founded Raise the Children International, which helps orphaned children gain access to higher education.
Rajan Menon, chair in political science at the Anne and Bernard Spitzer School, writes in The Nation about Trump’s redline on Korea, which may lead to war.
Massimo Pigliucci, professor of philosophy at CCNY, will discuss his research at the Brooklyn Public Library where a 12-hour program will begin Saturday, Jan. 27 called “A Night of Philosophy and Ideas.”
