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Women's History Month

City College salutes Women's History Month and invites everyone on campus and in the community to join us for an array of events, presentations and celebrations.

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We are the champions!

Congratulations to the men's and women's indoor track teams for capturing the City University of New York Athletic Conference Championship.

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Study Abroad - Summer 2013

For the first time ever, City College is offering thirteen Study Abroad programs designed for students in many different majors. Spend 4 weeks abroad, earning credits and international experience.

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2013 Best Value College

City College selected as one of 75 public institutions in nation rated as a "Best Value College."

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Princeton Review 2013 Best Value College
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    Upcoming Events

    Mar 11
    Biology Department Coloquium/ Andrea Viczian, SUNY Upstate
    March 11

    "Understanding the signals that direct stem cells to eye cells"

    Mar 11
    Particle and Particle-Polymer Suspensions in Confined Geometries
    March 11

    The Chemical Engineering Department would like to welcome Jacinta Conrad from the Univ. of Houston

    		 CCNY News Features

    • Your Path to Law School

      Legal Scales

      If you are a CCNY student interested in a legal career, please consider applying to CCNY’s Skadden, Arps Honors Program in Legal Studies. The application deadline is March 15.

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    • Ethnographic Filmmaking

      Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribal College logo

      This special field studies course gives students a window into Native American life as they attend important events including: individual ceremonies, gatherings, reunions, pow-wows, a visit to the Wichita Mountains Wild Life Refuge and the Spiro Mounds.

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    • "Promenade"

      Comedy and Tragedy Masks

      PROMENADE, a musical by Maria Irene Fornes and Al Carmines, Directed by Prof. David Willinger. Presented by the Theatre department. Running March 14 - March 16.

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    • City Talk

      CCNY's President Dr. Lisa Coico, host of "City Talk" interviews Dr. Maurizio Trevisan. Dr. Trevisan is currently City College’s Interim Provost and the Dean of the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education.

    • The Towers

      The Towers Website

      The Towers is City College’s modern on-site student residence conveniently located just a short walk from classrooms, laboratories and all student activities.

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    The City College art collection encompasses contemporary works acquired through Percent for Art projects, historic portraits and commissioned works, ancient artifacts and early casts, and the gifts of generous alumni, faculty and friends of the College (Courtesy of CCNY Library).

    Athletics

    The Best Basketball Year Ever

    CCNY celebrates 75th Anniversary of NCAA men's basketball tournament and City College's championships in the NCAA and NIT in 1950.

    Faculty Spotlight

    Hurricane Sandy: Moving Forward

    Professors Hillary Brown and Catherine Seavitt of CCNY's Spitzer School of Architecture join a roundtable discussion of the architectural, environmental and mechanical responses to Hurricane Sandy and New York's preparation for the next storm.

    Department Spotlight

    Mechanical Engineering

    Mechanical Engineering

    Mechanical Engineering is perhaps the broadest and most diverse of the engineering disciplines, playing a central role in many areas from the automotive and aerospace industries to biotechnology, computers, electronics, microelectromechanical systems, energy conversion, environmental control, automation and manufacturing.

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    Our Heritage

    Preserving the Past, Building for the Future

    Architect George Post's neo-gothic confection at City College "would be almost impossible to conceive of today," says architect Carl Stein, who completed a two-decade restoration that uses modern technology and materials while remaining faithful to Post's artistic vision.

    Administration Spotlight

    Provost Search

    Shepard Hall Exterior

    The first of the provost candidates will be visiting campus Tuesday, February 26. Learn about the candidates by viewing their CV and visit schedules.

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