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Dr. Marit Dewhurst, director of art education at ��������, is a proponent of using art as a tool for social change. That is the subject of her talk in City College’s first “Presidential Conversations: Activism, Scholarship, and Engagement” seminar of the new academic year on Thursday, Sept. 3. The seminar, from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture’s Sciame Auditorium, is free and open to the public.An assistant professor in CCNY’s Division of Humanities and the Arts, Dewhurst will expound on the ideas she raises in her latest book, “

For the second year in row, �������� has been ranked #1 in research expenditures among master’s universities by the Washington Monthly’s 2015 College Guide. The amount that City College spent on research rose from $55.11 million in 2014 to $57.92 million in 2015, an increase of more than five percent. Those outlays helped CCNY to become a co-leader nationally in producing the most 2014-2015 Fulbright U.S. Scholars, and contributed toward CCNY undergraduate and graduate students’ receipt of numerous awards, fellowships and scholarships. Overall, CCNY ranked #34 among

The new school year is a special one for aspiring and current students of ��������'s Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education.Starting in 2016, Sophie Davis students will be among the first graduates of the new CUNY School of Medicine, which is pending approval from the New York State Board of Regents.One aspiring physician is high school student Damola Ajibola, who spent the summer taking college-level courses through the CUNY Early College Initiative. Ajibola, who is entering his senior year at City College Academy of the Arts, has wanted to be a perinatologist for as

Acclaimed poet Thomas Sayers Ellis and short story writer Chinelo Okparanta have joined ��������’s MFA program in creative writing as visiting faculty for the fall 2015 semester. Ellis, whose collection “ The Maverick Room” (Graywolf Press, 2005) won the John C. Zacharis First Book Award, will teach a course titled, “Race Fearlessness Poetics: Risk as the Decisive Moment in Every Room.” Hailed as a literary activist, Ellis is credited for launching The Dark Tower, a black poetry movement that is considered to be an extension of the Harlem Renaissance.The Nigerian-born

The new school year is a special one for aspiring and current students of ��������'s Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education. Starting in 2016, Sophie Davis students will be among the first graduates of the new CUNY School of Medicine at City College, which officially came into existence on June 10. One aspiring student is Damola Ajibola, who spent the summer taking college-level courses through the CUNY Early College Initiative. Ajibola, who is entering his senior year at City College Academy of the Arts, has wanted to be a perinatologist for as long as he can remember

Acclaimed poet Thomas Sayers Ellis and short story writer Chinelo Okparanta have joined ��������’s MFA program in creative writing as visiting faculty for the fall 2015 semester. Ellis, whose collection “ The Maverick Room” (Graywolf Press, 2005) won the John C. Zacharis First Book Award, will teach a course titled, “Race Fearlessness Poetics: Risk as the Decisive Moment in Every Room.” Hailed as a literary activist, Ellis is credited for launching The Dark Tower, a black poetry movement that is considered to be an extension of the Harlem Renaissance. The Nigerian-born

The new academic year also heralds the debut of a number of new programs at ��������, ranging from a new concentration in architecture to a master’s degree that will take health solutions from concept to practical solutions. The Division of Science has two new undergraduate degree programs in biochemistry. One will be conferred by the College and the other by Macaulay Honors College. The Division will also offer a master of science degree in biotechnology for the first time. This interdisciplinary program will involve faculty from biology, chemistry and physics, and aims to

The new academic year also heralds the debut of a number of new programs at ��������, ranging from a new concentration in architecture to a master’s degree that will take health solutions from concept to practical solutions.The Division of Science has two new undergraduate degree programs in biochemistry. One will be conferred by the College and the other by Macaulay Honors College.The Division will also offer a master of science degree in biotechnology for the first time. This interdisciplinary program will involve faculty from biology, chemistry and physics, and aims to

Did you know…? There are approximately 1,450 students entering the freshman class! The freshman class represents more than 450 high schools! Of the high schools represented in the freshman class, a large number come from Brooklyn Technical High School and the Manhattan Center for Science and Math! Other well-represented high schools include the Bronx High School of Science, Stuyvesant High School, Al Noor School Upper School, Aquinas High School and Yeshiva of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School! The largest number of incoming out-of-state freshman comes from New Jersey, followed by

Did you know…? There are approximately 1,450 students entering the freshman class! The freshman class represents more than 450 high schools! Of the high schools represented in the freshman class, a large number come from Brooklyn Technical High School and the Manhattan Center for Science and Math! Other well-represented high schools include the Bronx High School of Science, Stuyvesant High School, Al Noor School Upper School, Aquinas High School and Yeshiva of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School! The largest number of incoming out-of-state freshman comes from New Jersey, followed by