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As part of CUNY’s ongoing efforts to combat hate, the CUNY Board of Trustees on Monday voted to create the Center for Inclusive Excellence and Belonging (CIEB), which will strengthen the University’s work to foster understanding between diverse communities by harnessing systemwide resources, reviewing and implementing policies related to discrimination and harassment and overseeing training … Read more

Several state officials who represent districts in western Queens held a rally outside a mosque in Astoria Thursday, June 20, in support of legislation that would classify people of Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) heritage as part of a specific demographic group—instead of being broadly categorized as white.

The Lone Star State led all others in new Hispanic, Asian and Black residents in 2023. Among U.S. metro areas, Houston added the most Hispanic residents, and Dallas the most Asian and Black residents, according to population estimates released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Thursday.

Physics and Computer Science doctoral students used AI to forecast stock returns.

The Neurobiologist and Former Dean Has Served CUNY for 22 Years, Following in the Footsteps of His Father Who Was Also a University Administrator

The City University of New York and the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) today announced the beginning of the application period for the 2024 Civil Service Pathways Fellowship program (CSPF), now in its fifth year connecting CUNY graduates with meaningful municipal jobs. Overseen and administered by DCAS, the two-year fellowship for recent CUNY graduates … Read more