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Jeffrey H. Miner, Ph.D., James Cameron Monroe, Ph.D., and Lars Angenent, Ph.D.

Robert Kerrey, president of New School University, 9-11 commissioner and former U.S. senator from Nebraska, will deliver the Stein Lecture in Ethics as part of the Assembly Series at 4 p.m. Feb. 8 in Graham Chapel. His talk, “Uncovering the Truth in a Democratic Society,” will focus on his work with the 9-11 Commission. After […]

Sometimes, the innocence of youth is captured in a moment; other times, in a place. For Abby S. Hollander, M.D., associate professor of pediatrics, that place was — and is — summer camp. While growing up, Hollander spent many summers as a camper and counselor at Camp New Moon, tucked among pine trees in the […]

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Photo by David KilperAnne Posega (right) and Melissa Vetter admire works from the Gill collection, including books, drawings, alphabets, correspondence and woodblocks.Eric Gill is perhaps most famous for inventing 11 different typefaces, including his most well-known, Gill Sans.

Courtesy PhotoMore than 500 people attended Elysium at Seven, the first all-University graduate student exhibition.

He was in a group that formed the separate Department of Anthropology in 1967 and was appointed chair that year.

Since 1998, the Women’s Society has recognized graduating seniors who have made a significant contribution to the University.

A variety of panel and roundtable discussion events will help students learn more about specific industries.

Crimes Against Humanity: A Normative Account provides a philosophical analysis of some of the most difficult issues in international criminal law.