It’s Time to Stop Using the Term ‘Male Nurse.’ Here’s Why
Professor Randelle Sasa holds that dropping injurious gender-based labels like male nurse would strengthen the profession and create a more gender-balanced workforce. Read more ›
The Unexamined Power of Classical Music in Modern Cinema
A new book looks at why modern filmmakers choose classical music to frame their narratives. Read more ›
A Play Explores the Aftermath of a Gay Man’s Murder in Queens
A play dramatizes the murder of Julio Rivera, a gay Puerto Rican man in Jackson Heights, Queens. The killing was the first hate crime tried in New York State during the 1990s. Read more ›
Diversity, Decision-Making, and a Community College Class Project
A professor used a community college classroom to find out how diversity affects editorial decision-making. Read more ›
Research in Real Time: 3D Printing Lab
Need a model of an ear, pancreas or kidney? How about a model of a space station, or a theatrical mask? The Advanced Manufacturing Lab at Queensborough Community College can help. Read more ›
Not Just History: Strategies for Teaching about Genocide
A new book offers strategies for teaching community college students about genocide by connecting the history of mass atrocities to contemporary issues, social justice, the arts, and other interdisciplinary approaches. Read more ›
What African-American Marching Bands Teach Us About Black Culture
Professor Jules Allen traveled the country for five years photographing African-American marching bands, a culture that “breathes the soul and spirit of Africa within the modern world.” Read more ›