Josh Kapusinski’s Students Win Health of Advertising Brand Challenge

Josh A. Kapusinski (Communication Design) was the sponsoring professor for a team of Communication Design students, winners of second place in the fourth annual Health of Advertising Brand Challenge, an Omnicom Health (OHG) program designed to introduce emerging university talent to the world of healthcare advertising. Students received additional support from faculty members Richard Pels,…

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Reginald Blake Featured in CUNY Research Focus on COVID and Heat

Reginald Blake (Associate Provost) was featured in CUNY Research Focus in December for his investigations of how COVID-19 and extreme heat jointly threaten New York City’s most vulnerable neighborhoods. His research shows that low-income communities with limited green space, overcrowded housing, and fewer cooling resources faced the highest combined risks during the pandemic. Read the…

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Sarah Ann Standing Announces Two New Books in STEP Series

Sarah Ann Standing (Humanities) announces two new books published in 2025 in her book series Studies in Theatre, Ecology, and Performance (STEP), with Routledge Press – Theatres of Compost: Performance and Ecology for the Anthropocene by Abby Schroering, and an anthology, Climate Theatre: Ecology and Performance in a Climate Emergency, edited by Denise Varney, Peter…

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Marissa Moran Presents at NYSBA 2026 Annual Meeting

Marissa J. Moran (Law and Paralegal Studies), was invited to present at the New York State Bar Association's 2026 Annual Meeting on Jan. 13, 2026. She discussed the pressing issue of the public’s right to access information and the necessity of maintaining confidentiality in a panel called “Balancing Transparency and Confidentiality: Legal Perspectives on Public…

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