Preserving the Past, Building for the Future III

The restored and expanded LaGuardia Hall, home to the Brooklyn College Library, combines Georgian elegance with 21st century technology. Architect Alexander Howe added 105,000 square feet to the complex...»

CUNY 2008 Commencements

The Hon. David A. Paterson, the former Lieutenant Governor and New York State Senate Minority Leader who became the first African-American governor of New York State in March 2008, and Dr. Paul...»

U.S. Poet Laureate Charles Simic

More than a half-century ago, Charles Simic arrived in the United States from Belgrade speaking little English. Today, at 70, he is among the world's most celebrated poets. He has published more than...»

Three Baruch Students Win Prestigious American Humanics Public Service Scholarships

They’re the next generation of leaders in the public administration and non-profit sectors of society. Their deep commitment and dedication to helping others, and to giving back to the community, has...»

Eight Science Students Win Jonas E. Salk Scholarships for Medical School

Chancellor Matthew Goldstein has announced that eight outstanding City University of New York pre-medical students have been awarded Jonas E. Salk Scholarships to study medicine. The winners were...»

Community Colleges in Queens Face Cuts in City Funding

President Gail Mellow of LaGuardia Community College and President Eduardo Marti of Queensborough Community College announced today that the colleges will be forced to cut back on classes, faculty,...»

Inheriting the City: the Children of Immigrants Come of Age

Much has been said about America's new immigrants, yet what do we know about the sort of Americans they and their children are now becoming? For more than a decade, researchers at the CUNY Graduate...»

New CUNY Trustee

Charles A. Shorter, who has taught real estate market analysis as an adjunct professor over many years at Baruch College, has been confirmed by the New York State Senate as a new CUNY trustee. ...»