Interlibrary loan opens doors to knowledge at the Graduate Center and Beyond
Librarian J. Silvia Cho explains why sharing library resources matters and her mission to make information more equitable and accessible.
News
AAPI studies curriculum mandate takes effect this school year in Connecticut
The state passed a law about this three years ago. A teacher in Simsbury is providing a look at what that could look like.
For Mina Alamari ‘25, Study Abroad Strengthens Commitment to Foreign Service Career
Mina Alamari, a Criminal Justice major from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, details her study abroad program experience in South Korea, which she was able to attend with the help of a Gilman Scholarship.
CCNY part of $20M NSF award to accelerate AI development
Zhigang Zhu, the Herbert G. Kayser Professor of Computer Science in The City College of New York’s Grove School of Engineering, is a co-principal investigator for a new National Artificial Intelligence Materials Institute, which has been awarded a five-year, $20 million investment by the National Science Foundation (NSF).
When Teachers Learn a Complete View of Asian American History, Students Benefit
Listen to the latest episode of the MindShift podcast to learn about how students are learning about the broader contributions of Asian Americans and their activism and what that means for civic engagement.
Anti-Asian hate crimes in 2024 second-highest on record
One of the biggest mistaken assumptions Sim J. Singh Attariwala sees among the general public is the idea that anti-Asian hate crimes have subsided since the initial phase of the COVID-19 pandemic.