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A Tale of Two Recoveries: The Rockaways After Sandy

| John Jay College of Criminal Justice, The Graduate Center

Compared to homeowners, New York City’s Housing Authority (NYCHA) tenants faced a vasty different recovery in the Rockaways following Superstorm Sandy. Read more ›

A Reversal of Health in Mexican Immigrants

| Baruch College, The Graduate Center

A new study is the first to analyze disability rates among Hispanic immigrants, from working age through to older age (40 to 80 years). Read more ›

Donald Trump, the TV Show: A New Political Framework

| Queens College, The Graduate Center

A new paper proposes incorporating politics and culture, personal psychology, and social dynamics to understand the current political moment. Read more ›

A Breakthrough in Creating Biochips

| Hunter College, The Graduate Center

A new method of printing biochips could help researchers use smaller samples for experiments, and reduce the cost of such chips. Read more ›

Health Insurance Costs Rising? Blame Monopolies, Not Patients

| Hunter College

A new study found that health insurance premiums increased more rapidly in areas where there were fewer insurance companies. Read more ›

Sculpting Equality

| Brooklyn College

A major accomplishment for art, gender, and equality, Patricia Cronin's 2002 sculpture "Memorial to a Marriage" is on display at the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institute. Read more ›

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