Intermediate School 201: Race, Space, and Modern Architecture in Harlem Professor Marta Gutman presents an in-depth study of the role the Intermediate School 201 played in the history of segregation within the Harlem educational system and grassroots civil rights activism in the 1950s and 1960s that changed racist school policies through boycotts, court orders,
We’re excited to inform you that Assistant Professor Mohammad Bolhassani, with his Spatial Masonry Project, has been chosen as the $10,000 winner of the Joan B. Calambokidis Masonry Innovation Competition in the Young Architects & Engineers Category.
In January 2019, Professor Marie Nazon of the SEEK Department traveled to Senegal with students to engage in a three-week course in sustainable development and the ecovillage movement. Undergraduates from the Colin Powell School of Civic and Global Leadership, many majoring in International and Black Studies, and some of Senegalese heritage, were joined by two