CCNY In the News

A new CCNY study published in Nature Climate Change finds that while climate change will have a negative effect on the reliability of electricity generation in the U.S., today's infrastructure may be more adaptable than previously thought.

It’s normal to hear a five-year-old child call his father "daddy," but it’s a little more surprising, and even unsettling, coming from the mouth of a 36-year-old businessman. The Twitterverse is mocking Jared Kushner, senior adviser to President Donald Trump, for still using “daddy”. In this Newsweek article, psychologists, including Elliot Jurist of CCNY, explain why some continue to address their parents this way through adulthood.

News & Observer op-ed on civic virtue and the CCNY connection.

Science Codex report on CCNY psychologists developing new model that links emotions and mental health

Medical Press story on behavioral research by CCNY's Elliot Jurist and David M. Greenberg.

Rajan Menon, Anne and Bernard Spitzer School Chair in Political Science, writes in Real Clear Defense about the United Nations Security Council imposing its toughest economic sanctions on North Korea to induce Pyongyang to dismantle its nuclear weapons program.

Innovation in Textiles reports on CCNY chemist Teresa Bandosz' smart textiles research.

Business Insider piece on Liberty Science Center's 25th anniversary fundraising campaign and CCNY alum Josh Weston's $2 million gift.

Foreign Affairs op-ed co-written by Rajan Menon, Anne and Bernard Spitzer School Chair in Political Science at CCNY.

Broadwayworld.com piece on the Limón Dance Company event at the City College Center for the Arts.