John Jay College of Criminal Justice has been working to combat the problem of mass incarceration with an innovative program called the Prison-to-College Pipeline (P2CP). Read more ›
New York City has a seemingly endless number of references to the art and architecture of ancient Greece and Rome. A new book explores how the city became a showcase for the ancient world. Read more ›
What really took place at the Hollister Riot, an infamous event in motorcycle history? New research offers insights along with a focus on the women who've been all but erased from the stories. Read more ›
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 ›
A new book explores The Vilna Troupe, an exclusively-Yiddish spoken theater troupe that established a “global brand” offering shows around the world. Read more ›
SUM's visually-driven series "Research in Real Time" travels to Bronx Community College, where the Geospatial Center helps students from underserved communities learn one of today's hottest technologies. Read more ›
Until 1960, New York remained “the most important U.S. city for Cubans,” according to a new book that details the city's bustling Cuban émigré community. Read more ›
