New Site, New Officer
The origins of this blog go back to at least 2010, when it was created by the Officer for Technology…
Animality After the Body
Benjamin Haber, CUNY Graduate Center: The bounds of the human body are becoming undone. Joining feminist and queer theorists in…
Racial Animality and Ecologies of Capacity
Christina Nadler, CUNY Graduate Center: Racial Animality and Ecologies of Capacity Feminist animal rights activists like Carol J. Adams in…
Quechua speakers in NYC Preserve their Language
Elva Jimenez has spent her life giving her native language of Quechua a foothold here in NYC. When she searched…
Poster Presenters 2014
Poster Presenters for the Graduate Center Computer Science Student Workshop 2014 Automatic Kronecker Product Model Based Detection of Repeated Patterns…
Jason Henderson in NYC
We’re meeting with Jason Henderson for a Master class about his book, Street Fight. All are invited. Details: 6-7:30 pm, March 26th…
Restaurant Associates’ Menu for the Week of March 17th
Remember to tweet feedback about your dining experience @RA365CUNYCafe or #GCFoodback! * Denotes meatless dishes (V) Denotes vegan dishes [gview…
Wayfinding, Movement, and Mobility
Human movement can be understood as making one’s way through a space. Movement needs to be differentiated from the more narrow…
Design and Social Responsibility
The idea that designing and building the physical environment carries social and ethical responsibilities is not new, but since the…
Destabilizing the Map through Critical Cartography and Resistance
Maps play a principal role in the representation and comprehension of spatial knowledge. They are tools created with particular skill,…
Deadline: Paper 2: Normal vs Impaired Ear
Title: Deadline: Paper 2: Normal vs Impaired EarDate: 2014-04-01
Shifting the conceptions of childhood to include children’s political identities
While much of the public media still frames childhood within the debates of children at risk or children as risk,…
