President Brumberg recaps recent news and looks ahead to an eventful fall.

Jane Goodall’s radical ideas that animals have individual personalities, relationships and even emotions reshaped how we understand primates. It also sparked fierce ethical debates that are still play...

The official YouTube Channel of the Graduate Center. The Graduate Center (GC) is the principal doctorate-granting institution of the City University of New York. Offering more than 30 doctoral degre...

Kandice Chuh has blazed a trail in higher education by countering conformity, and she brings that sensibility to her new role.

Books, research, and an unprecedented archive explore how the attacks transformed New York City, American Muslim life, U.S. policy, and people’s everyday experiences.

Study provides new evidence of inhibitory control in elephants, offering insights into how they make decisions and adapt to changing environments.

President Brumberg welcomes the community back to the fall semester, highlighting summer updates and the achievements of Graduate Center faculty, students, and alumni.

The Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality is seeking applicants for an eighth cohort of postdoctoral scholars. These full-time, two-year positions will begin in August 2026.

The right to be judged by a jury of your peers is a bedrock of American democracy. This principle applies not only to the judicial system but also to how the federal government evaluates and awards bi...

Graduate Center Provost and “Why Odysseus?” author Joel P. Christensen explores Homer’s enduring power as audiences anticipate Christopher Nolan’s new film.

A distinguished professor and founder of the Graduate Center’s Gotham Center, he won the Pulitzer Prize for his exhaustive, populist, and popular account of New York City history.

A Live Conversation with Joel Christensen: Let's Start with Homer

President Brumberg reflects on the past year and looks ahead to celebrating “the incredible accomplishments of our graduates” at Commencement.

President Brumberg reflects on a busy academic year and looks forward to celebrating the Class of 2026 at Commencement on June 2.