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It Was ‘I Love You’ (Twice) at First Sight

October 29, 2021

New York Times

Randy James, a student in the BA in liberal studies program at CUNY SPS, describes in this New York Times article how he met and fell in love with now-wife Ashley Finigan.

Celebration of Diverse Cultures Through Digital Art

October 28, 2021

Centro Civico Cultural Dominicano

An exhibit of digital art by William (Bill) Jones, a New York City-based artist who teaches computer technology at CUNY SPS, opens at the Centro Civico Cultural Dominicano in Harlem.

Happy Endings and New Beginnings for Adult Learners at CUNY SPS

October 21, 2021

The EvoLLLution

Lucas Sifuentes, director of undergraduate and graduate admissions at CUNY SPS, is featured in an article published by The Evolllution: A Modern Campus Illumination. In the piece, he discusses some of the challenges facing adult learners and how CUNY SPS strives to help them.

Picturing Jewish and Native Migration Narratives in the Museum

October 15, 2021

Kupferberg Holocaust Center

CUNY SPS MA in Museum Studies alum Zakery Risinger has organized the event Planting New Roots: Picturing Jewish and Native Migration Narratives in the Museum at the Kupferberg Holocaust Center. Risinger, who is a 2021 KHC Fellow, has also authored the KHC and Queens Community College's brand new Library Guide on Native American and Indigenous Survivance.

Advice, Wanted or Not

October 12, 2021

New York Times

Beth Rosen, a psychotherapist and a former adjunct professor in the human relations program at CUNY SPS, offers her response to an Op-Ed piece exploring whether or not to give unsolicited advice in a letter published by the New York Times.