WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10: POSSIBLE BLIZZARD
AS OF NOW the College is scheduled to be open tomorrow, 2/10. This announcement will be updated if and when a different decision is made. If the College is closed, it will be posted here, broadcast to the CCNY community via email and CUNY Alert, and on NY1. Please check back.
A TIME FOR HAITI: A SERVICE OF HOPE
Join us in the Great Hall on Thursday, Feb. 11, 12:30 - 2 PM.
Click here to find more resources and a message from President Paaswell about the Haitian tragedy.
A two-day conference discussing the current viability of hip-hop and its growing presence in academia. Begins with performance by Lifted and keynote by Ralph McDaniels, Hot 97.
Photographers Jimmy Fountain and Catherine Kunkemueller explore shared formal concerns through images of ambiguous physical spaces devoid of people. Opening 6/3 - 6-9pm
After attending the University of Minnesota, Jessica Raatz spent a year in Bahia, Brazil. This sparked an interest in the politics of Latin America and she transferred to City College to pursue a career in international development.
Dr. Robert R. Alfano was named the 2008 recipient of The Optical Society of America's Charles Hard Townes Award for his discovery of and work on the supercontinuum, an ultrafast white light source produced by passing ultrafast laser pulses through matter.
Listen to the latest lectures, performances, and news in these podcasts.
April 17, 2008 Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy Marc Benioff, Chairman and CEO of Salesforce.com (NYSE: CRM) Listen Now
April 1, 2008 Design without Designer: Darwin’s Most Significant Discovery Dr. Francisco J. Ayala, University Professor and Donald Bren Professor of Biological Sciences at The University of California at Irvine Listen Now
September 6, 2007 The Urban Form Redefined The Honorable Adolfo Carrión, Jr., Bronx Borough President Listen Now | View Presentation Slides (PDF)
CCNY features 15 varsity sports, seven for women (Volleyball, Soccer, Tennis, Basketball, Fencing, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field) and eight for men (Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, Volleyball, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field). Fifteen sports have long histories of success and championships, both individual and team.
CCNY (5-2 overall, 0-1 CUNYAC North) won its only game of the week, a 73-64 defeat of Mitchell College, in large part due to the play of this week’s Rookie of the Week, Ashley Straughn. The freshman center recorded game highs with 20 points and 15 rebounds. She added two assists, three steals and one blocked shot in 30 minutes of action. CCNY returns to action in two weeks, when Gallaudet University travels to the Nat Holman Gym on December 29.
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Straughn also received Honor Roll mention for the Met Basketball Writers Association.
Schedule for the current season will be posted soon. Please check back often.
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