Acceptance by peers reduced risk of suicide attempts among API LGBTQ youth, report finds
Asian Pacific Islander LGBTQ youth reported lower rates of depression and attempted suicide than non-API LGBTQ youth.
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CUNY 2020 Fulbright Recipients Aim to Make Mark Abroad
16 CUNY Students Come From Diverse Backgrounds, Varied Fields, But All Have Ambitious Objectives
Humanities Professor Sumanth Inukonda Chronicles the Revolutionary Struggles of the People of Telangana, India
In his recently published book, “Media, Nationalism and Globalization; The Telangana Movement and Indian Politics,” Humanities Professor Sumanth Inukonda describes the discordant history of Telangana, a region of India, and the decades of struggle its people undertook to fight to become an individual state within India.
Jennifer Lee, new CUNY SPH PhD, on “The House We Built in Challenging the Status Quo: House and Ballroom Community Leadership and Health Justice”
Lee’s doctoral work centered on the House Ball Community—an underground subculture that offers a gender non-conforming, sexually expansive space welcoming of some of the most marginalized members of the LGBTQ community.
Chancellor Matos Rodríguez Appoints Interim President Of Guttman Community College
CUNY Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez today announced the appointment of Doris Cintrón, a CUNY alumna who has held numerous leadership positions in higher education and is now Senior Associate Provost for academic affairs, assessment and accreditation at The City College of New York, as interim president of Guttman Community College