CUNY Names Joshua C. Brumberg as Graduate Center President, Making His Interim Position Permanent
The Neurobiologist and Former Dean Has Served CUNY for 22 Years, Following in the Footsteps of His Father Who Was Also a University Administrator
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DCAS & CUNY Announce Opening of Applications for the 2024 Civil Service Pathways Fellowship Connecting Recent Grads with Municipal Career Opportunities
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
FBI, AAPI leaders meet at Rice to address discrimination toward Asian American academics
Leadership from the FBI joined a dialogue hosted by Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy to hear from the Asian American and academic communities to examine gaps between national science and technology policy and its implementation.
Samantha Liu (Baruch ’24) is the pride of Sunnyside
Liu earned a bachelor of business administration degree in her major of statistics and quantitative modeling. She also had a double minor in human resources management and New York City interdisciplinary studies.
CUNY Celebrates 28 Students Awarded the University’s Most Prestigious Scholarships
Students Receive $184,000 in Funding to Support Educational and Career Opportunities in Science, Medicine and Civic Service
Meet the “Super Streamers” that could jolt the film and TV industry
American media companies are missing out on billions of dollars in revenue a year by neglecting to focus more on Asian American stories, according to the conclusions of three recent reports.