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This CUNY student is one of 60 students nationwide who received the highly competitive Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship.

From high school uncertainty to grad school success, this Ph.D. candidate never gave up on her dreams and is now using her platform on TikTok to share her story and promote diversity in STEM.

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Congrats to these CUNY-produced journalists and to this graduate of CUNY’s Writers’ Institute … they all just won Pulitzers!

This CUNY music school gives budding musicians the keys to success.

Faculty researchers from these four CUNY schools received $11 million to help expand and innovate NASA’s environmental science and education program.

Our Chancellor recounts his experience in the office over the five years since he became CUNY’s first Latino leader.

Three of our University’s college presidents got their Ph.D. at CUNY. Here, they reflect on how they were shaped by their experience and share some advice they wish they had as students.

This CUNY professor is headed to Berlin, Germany, this fall to study the challenges musicians face when working collaboratively.

Brooklyn Arts Council: Six Foot Platform Open Call (June 3)

American Civil Liberties Union: Fall 2024 Internship (1L students or above)

Revlon: Talent Acquisition Intern

NYC Housing Development Corporation: Accounting Summer Internship

Our first-ever Alumni Network Reception was a success! ✨🌟

Francisco Delgado, is a Queens-based writer and educator and a professor at Borough of Manhattan Community College. He is of CHamoru descent and also traces his lineage to the Tonawanda Band of Seneca. Throughout his career, he has written extensively on topics related to Native American and Indigenous history and culture. He is an English professor at BMCC and sits on the board of CUNY’s Asian American/Asian Research Institute. In his free time, he loves taking long walks in his neighborhood and spending quality time with his son.

What brought you to CUNY?

“I came to CUNY to complete my master’s in English. At the time, I was in my hometown in upstate New York, and I wanted to make the move to NYC where many of my college friends were.”

What do you most emphasize when you tell someone you work and teach at CUNY?

“The students. They make the job most rewarding for me. They come from every cultural, geographical and linguistic background you can imagine, joined by a common goal to better themselves and the lives of their loved ones.”

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This tree’s seeds traveled to outer space! 🌌