What’s the best way to explore and research different career paths? What career options exist beyond academia? This Office of Career

Info Sessions on Wed, Oct 21st @ 6:00pm and Fri, Nov 6th @ 1:30pm To reserve a spot, please go

Mondays, 6:30-8:30 p.m. (unless otherwise indicated) Register for these events here. HTML & CSS Basics | October 5 | Zach Muhlbauer

The Teaching and Learning Center and Writing Center invite Graduate Center students to attend an upcoming workshop for individuals planning

Each year, the New York State Assembly offers a unique experiential learning opportunity for current graduate students (or recent graduates)

Fredrik Logevall has spent much of the last decade searching for the “real” JFK. The result of this prodigious effort

The Gotham Center for New York City History presents The “World’s Most Wasteful City”? New York and its Garbage New

In this 90-minute workshop, Will Fenton, Director of Research and Public Programs at the Library Company of Philadelphia, will offer

Along with doctors, nurses, and first responders, COVID’s media “heroes” included an unlikely and previously unheralded group, the “essential workers”

Join leading thinkers and activists to explore new ideas about coalitions and how to bring about a more just society. Reserve for individual Zoom sessions on

Ghost River: The Fall and Rise of the Conestoga (Red Planet Books and Comics, 2019) is a graphic novel about the

Join GC Interim Chief Librarian Emily Drabinski for a discussion and to hear updates about the Mina Rees Library during

The Office of Fellowships and Financial Aid Financial Literacy Session Public Service Loan Forgiveness Interested in working in a non-profit

How do scholars formally engage in conversation with each other? What kinds of works do scholars produce beyond books and

In the past few months we have heard the President of the United States refer to COVID-19 as “The Chinese