Keshia James wrote a new post, The spirit of the law, on the site Equity, Elitism, & Public Higher Education 1 hour, 43 minutes ago
“There is the letter of the law then there is the spirit of it”
This week’s podcast and Garcia & Dwyer’s piece really reiterates the discussion we’ve being having throughout the semester of what diversity m […]
Boone Gorges (he/him) wrote a new post, Commons 1.18.8, on the site CUNY Academic Commons Development Blog 1 hour, 55 minutes ago
I’ve just released version 1.18.8 of the CUNY Academic Commons. This maintenance release contains fixes for the following:
Bug that caused uploaded Group Library files to overwrite each other in certain […]
Dylan S. Lang wrote a new post, Journal #15 – April 13, 2021, on the site Dylan S. Lang Engineering Writing Site 2 hours, 13 minutes ago
In today’s discussion forum, we had to find any important information about our topic for the lab report we have to write soon. I found new important information in Forbes magazine on how Waze is getting upgrading […]
Erin Lilli wrote a new post, Environmental Psychologists Responding to COVID: Re-creating Assignments in a Context of Global Crisis, on the site The Public Space Research Group 2 hours, 24 minutes ago
On April 30th please join in a collective moment of exchanges in the event Environmental Psychologists Responding to COVID: Re-creating Assignments in a Context of Global Crisis organized by Erin Lilli and […] 
Ryan Seslow wrote a new post, The WordPress Customizing Series, Part 1, on the site CT101 Digital Storytelling 4 hours, 29 minutes ago
The Wordpress Customizing Series, Part 1!
***Below is the zoom recording from class on 4/13 – you can follow along and start customizing your site!***
Video Passcode: ^0EJ5T8q
This week in CT101 we will be […] 
Kandice Chuh edited the blog post what’s moving you? in the group fwiw, bits & pieces: 5 hours, 1 minute ago
12 April 2021
Dear Everyone: If you were able to attend Professor Todd Craig’s super generous and engaging lecture on Friday, you’ll maybe have been googling the music he referred to – from James Brown’ […]
Anthony Picciano wrote a new post, AAUP – Bad News for Faculty Salaries!, on the site Tony's Thoughts 7 hours, 6 minutes ago
Dear Commons Community,
The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) released its annual report on faculty wages and the results are not encouraging. Real wages for full-time faculty […] 
Anthony Picciano wrote a new post, 51,000 More NYC public school students opt for in-person learning – leaving about 650,000 who have not!, on the site Tony's Thoughts 7 hours, 44 minutes ago
Dear Commons Community,
The K-12 school news in New York yesterday was that 51,000 more students opted for in-person learning during the City’s recent and probably last enrollment period for this school y […]
Troy Smith wrote a new post, Troy, on the site Equity, Elitism, & Public Higher Education 10 hours, 10 minutes ago
For this reflection, I started to write about how the funds that colleges which are designated as HSIs receive are allocated to various priorities and departments and whether those allocations were equitable […]
Samantha Lilienfeld wrote a new post, Week 10 reflection, on the site Equity, Elitism, & Public Higher Education 12 hours, 30 minutes ago
The generative tensions from the Lumina podcast and HSI critique, plus the underscoring of interdisciplinary fields in the Rivera/Nadal piece, remind me of Ferguson and some other American Studies scholars […] 
Hugh Hayden considers social camouflage and the underlying discomforts of modern American life. Cheryl Donegan flirts at the edges of categorical thinking and imagines the difficult--and opportune--stages of imminent societal change. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRI25hPPpGQ[/embedyt]...
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCYBPowarO0[/embedyt]Tabitha Soren discusses journalism and art as different kinds of storytelling and her embrace of more complex notions of truth over time. Carroll Dunham considers the power and limits of painting and its ability to materialize both personal and historical visions of the world....
This episode is dedicated to some of the remarkable guests and moments that were part of Twilight Talks in 2019. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O36CSWdhPgc[/embedyt]...
Filmmaker Jacquline Goss discusses her fascination with folly in relation to scientific ambition and American politics. Writer Caleb Crain explores the dark side of internet privacy and the fate of the novel in the 21st century. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzuQETkuDnA[/embedyt]...
Nisenbaum talks about painting as a mode of being present to others and, in those situations, confronting complex feelings as social beings. Steciw discusses our alarmingly expanding and fractured media universe and attempts at momentary stasis and wholeness through play, humor, and irreverence.[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAq0iWbuaNc[/embedyt]...
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nl9x7EEpeho[/embedyt]In this episode dedicated to Climate Week, host Kevin Moore talks to artists David Benjamin Sherry and Fred Tomaselli. David Benjamin Sherry mourns the loss of species on the planet and describes his approach to sensing the deep wisdom embedded in nature as a mild form of comfort. Fred Tomaselli discusses the creation...
Photographer Barbara Probst talks about multiple points of view and photography as an obstacle---not an aid, necessarily---to understanding reality. Documentary filmmaker and City College professor Dave Davidson discusses his latest film, Cinema and Sanctuary, and CCNY as the first documentary film school in the US, led by German avant-garde artist Hans Richter during...
William Wegman talks about the pleasure of puzzles, a dog’s perspective on life, and humor in art. Karin Mamma Andersson discusses nordic light, the dog days of the world, and taking a long view of history. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvcDJKswI38[/embedyt]...
Christopher Myers, a children's book illustrator, artist and writer, discusses the "maladies of modernism" and embracing the mess of mixed cultural identities. Artist Summer Wheat talks about making paintings in three dimensions and honoring art by anonymous artists and craftswomen of the past. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSDBLA3HlGo[/embedyt]...
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