A Love Letter to Love
A book called "Hard to Love" challenges the idea that romantic relationships are the most important. Read more ›
A Novel of 1990s San Francisco Looks Back on Era of AIDS and Loss
A novel by a City Tech professor tells the story of a young man struggling to make sense of his own identity amid the AIDS epidemic in San Francisco in the 1990s. Read more ›
Please Let Me Through: A Poet’s Airport Meditation
A political scientist's poem -- published in The New York Times -- contemplates airports as places filled with anxiety as well as adventure. Read more ›
Is AI Changing What We Consider Beautiful?
Is artificial intelligence influencing what we regard as beautiful? Read more ›
A ‘Labor of Love’ for Jazz
An award-winning saxophonist and musicology Ph.D. student has put out a jazz album called 'Labor of Love.' Read more ›
The Birth and Evolution of Latin American Studies
A new book chronicles the emergence of Latin American studies—specifically literature and language. Read more ›
Writing Around the Day Job: A Debut Novel Takes Shape
When Raymond Strom graduated with his M.F.A. from The City College of New York in 2009, he wanted to do what he’d just attended school for: write. But life had a different plan. Read more ›
From Logic to Literature and Back Again: Interpreting Hegel
Narrating the present moment as it happens can be difficult, but one philosophy professor proposes turning to Hegel in order to help. Read more ›
From Neighborhoods to Online: How Music Sampling Changed
A new paper examines how artists find and exchange music samples. Where neighborhoods once played a critical role, digital communities are now the new hotspot. Read more ›