EES Alumni Panel Discussion — Dr. Yingwei Fei (EGS) I Carnegie Science, Dr. Lauren Hudson (Geography) I School of Labor and Urban Studies, CUNY & Dr.

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Fall 2026.

Maps can anchor us in a place or help us get somewhere else. But while the physical geography of our world can be set in stone, maps aren't.

Graduate Center researchers and programs will explore flooding, biodiversity, clean energy, and new approaches to climate decision-making during Climate Week NYC.

Interdisciplinary scholarship examining person–place relationships frequently engages psychological, social, and spatial dimensions of experience.

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Spring 2026.

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Spring 2026.

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Spring 2026.

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Spring 2026.

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Spring 2026.

Imagine the Earth is wearing a thin blanket of air -- that is the Planetary Boundary Layer (PBL).

How does pesticide use become normalized? And how do government agencies contribute to that process?

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Spring 2026.

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Spring 2026.

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Fall 2025.

Global megadrought, societal collapse and resilience at 4.2-3.9 ka BP: The global rearrangement of ocean-atmosphere interaction patterns forced synchronous megadroughts, agro-production failures, a

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Fall 2025.

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Fall 2025.

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Fall 2025.

Jesse McLaughlin shares why he’s passionate about preserving urban wildlife and how a Ph.D. is helping him do that.

The PACE Postlaunch Airborne eXperiment (PACE-PAX) was a field campaign conducted in September 2024 in California and nearby coastal areas to support the recently launched NASA Plankton, Aerosol, C

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Spring 2025.

CUNY Graduate Center Ph.D. candidate Corey Scher discusses the science behind his widely used maps of the devastation of conflict and crisis in this timely episode of "The Thought Project" podcast.

This event is part of the Geography, Earth Science, and Oceanography (GEOS) Seminars for Fall 2024.

Segal Theatre