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City & State names CCNY Pres. Vince Boudreau to top 50 Power list
Dr. Vincent Boudreau, the City College of New York president who blends scholarship with activism, has been named to City & State’s 2019 Higher Education Power 50 list. The list recognizes the 50 most influential people in academia statewide, including leaders of some of New York’s best-known colleges, universities and professional schools. Boudreau and his distinguished peers will be honored at a reception on April 17 at Battery Gardens in lower Manhattan. Read More »
50 years later, CCNY remembers pivotal protest
In commemoration of a transformational event in the institution’s 172-year history, The City College of New York’s Black Studies Program hosts discussions and a walk April 16-18 to mark the 50th anniversary of the 1969 protest that led to open admissions. Read More »
Inaugural Day of Science showcases world class CCNY research
In its most recent annual rankings, U.S. News & World Report lists The City College of New York among the “Best Global Universities for Physics.” The category recognizes institutions around the world that have shown strength in producing research in a wide range of topics related to physics, including the study of matter and energy. Read More »
“Year of Film” screening Women at the Helm featuring CCNY female filmmakers, April 10
As part of The City College of New York’s “Year of Film” celebration, four female filmmakers with CCNY links will screen their work at the “Women at the Helm: Celebrating Faculty and Students’ Heritage” on Wed., April 10 at 7 p.m. in the Steinman Lecture Hall. Read More »
Biologist and genome expert Robert Waterston is Levine-de Beer speaker at CCNY, April 2
Dr. Robert H. Waterston, professor of genome sciences and medicine at the University of Washington Medical School, is this year’s Louis Levine-Gabriella de Beer Lecture in Genetics speaker at The City College of New York on April 2. Waterston will present his talk “How to Make a Worm the Inside Story” at 5 p.m. in the Great Hall. Reception to follow. Read More »
Sal Khan ‘reimagines education’ in CCNY Rudin Lecture
Sal Khan, the educator and entrepreneur whose mission is to provide a free, world-class education to millions globally, presents The City College of New York’s 2019 Samuel Rudin Distinguished Visiting Scholar Lecture on April 1. Entitled “Reimagining Education,” it starts 4 p.m. Read More »
Black History Month 2019 events at CCNY
The Black History Month celebrations at The City College of New York commence with a kickoff event and discussion with Vanessa K. Valdés, director of the Black Studies Program. The events are brought to you by the Student Life Activities Program Committee from the Department of Student Life & Leadership Development and the Black Studies Program. Read More »
Volunteering for MLK Day of Service on January 19
This year, students from The City College of New York are volunteering on Saturday, January 19 for the annual MLK Day of Service in partnership with the Division of Student Life and Leadership Development and Student Leadership & Campus Life at Guttman Community College. Students dedicate the day to doing acts of service. Read More »
African classic “Things Fall Apart” turns 60, CCNY & Achebes celebrate
Former SA Pres. Kgalema Motlanthe to deliver Achebe lecture Read More »
“A Christmas Carol in Harlem” at CCNY, Nov. 27-Dec. 8
The Classical Theatre of Harlem and the City College Center for the Arts present “A Christmas Carol in Harlem,” a reimagining of the Charles Dickens’ classic in present day Harlem. The performance—Tuesday, Nov. 27-Dec. 8–takes place in The City College of New York’s Aaron Davis Hall. Read More »Pages
