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News3.31.2020

Professor Beom Jun Kim Published on CLOG x Cannabis

Adjunct Assistant Professor Beom Jun Kim kicks off CLOG issue 17 with his article “Cannabis Virtualis” discussing the false narratives surrounding cannabis (il)legalization as a veil for anti-immigration policies in the United States. “Marijuana, pot, weed, dope, Mary Jane, grass, ganja. After being criminalized for decades and contributing to surging prison populations, today a wave of

News3.30.2020

Professor Gutman Published on The Gotham Center for New York History

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,

News3.30.2020

Professor Bolhassani Winner in IMI Masonry Innovation Competition

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.

Awards & Honors3.29.2020

Professor Frank Melendez Awarded 2020 NYSCA Grant

Professor Frank Melendez has been awarded a 2020 New York State Council of the Arts (NYSCA) Grant, through the sponsorship and support of the Van Alen Institute. He is one of five recipients in the 2020 NYSCA Architecture + Design, Independent Projects category, and the sole recipient sponsored by Van Alen. This funding will go

News3.27.2020

Follow Us on Instagram!

In this period of remote instruction, our Instagram page is the fastest and most up-to-date way of finding out what we’re doing, how we’re doing it, what our staff, faculty, and students think, and how we’re negotiating this new landscape of uncertainty. @whatsonatssa That said, please also make sure to regularly check your CCNY email

News3.27.2020

Architecture Library Updates

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, ALL City University of New York Libraries are CLOSED until further notice. Overdue Library Books? No worries! all CUNY Libraries will suspend regular overdue fines and recall overdue fines. Reserve fines and lost item fines will remain. Beginning March 14, 2020, City College patrons will be allowed 9