CUNY Celebrates its Distinguished Poets for National Poetry Month
Colleges to Host Events Spotlighting Their Leading Poets; University Counts Eight Current Poets Laureate and Two Pulitzer Prize Winners
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Wisconsin will now require Asian American history to be taught in schools
Gov. Tony Evers signed a bill Thursday that adds Hmong and Asian American history to the required curriculum.
Equal Pay Day: AANHPI women still facing wage gaps
April 3 is Equal Pay Day for AANHPI women. Organizations and advocates are speaking out about the gender pay gaps AANHPI women face.
Unfavorable social factors may raise heart disease risk factors in Asian American adults
The link between social determinants of health (income, neighborhood cohesion, psychological distress, etc.) and cardiovascular disease risk factors varied widely among some subgroups of Asian American adults, finds a study in the Journal of the American Heart Association
Why the 2024 Eclipse Will Be Epic
Graduate Center astrophysisists describe what’s so cool about the phenomenon and how to enjoy it.
CUNY Kicks Off National Community College Month
The City University of New York kicked off National Community College Month today by celebrating the 28 CUNY community college students named as semifinalists for the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation’s coveted Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship. As a part of the University’s month-long promotion of its seven community colleges, CUNY is launching a multifaceted advertising campaign to … Read more