CCNY In the News

CCNY education professor Amita Gupta is one of eight experts that comment on a video of a Success Academy teacher responding to a student because of her math mistake.

City College's Seneca Village dig mentioned in the New York Daily News

Advertising Age piece on George Lois gift to CCNY archives

CCNY transportation expert Robert Paaswell is quoted.

A proposed streetcar, which will stretch along the East River connecting Brooklyn and Queens, is expected to bring New York City up to date with cities across the world.

From river vistas to the neo-Gothic splendor of the City College of New York, Hamilton Heights provides compelling sights around nearly every corner.

Dominick Pilla, an architecture and engineering professor at City College said the tenants do have legitimate concerns about structural stability.

Mr. Robinson spoke to the Sociology Society at City College in New York.

Gilda Barabino, dean of CCNY’s Grove School of Engineering, authors a chapter in the new book, Changing the Face of Engineering, on cross-disciplinary initiatives for minority women faculty. She also is highlighted for her work as head of the biomedical engineering laboratory that is a leader in research on sickle cell anemia and cellular and tissue engineering.

Based on a paper presented to the Carnegie Council's Global Ethics Fellows Fifth Annual Conference, "An Ethical Dialogue between Asia and the West: Philosophical Traditions, Moral Contentions, and the Future of US-Asia Relations," by Professor Rajon Menon, the Anne and Bernard Spitzer Chair in Political Science at the Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership.