Teaching on the Commons
Did you know you can now teach undergraduate classes on the Commons? Check out reflections from CAC Faculty Fellows, our pedagogical pioneers.
CFP – 16th Annual CUNY IT Conference
The theme for this year's IT Conference is "Opening Access." If you want to present, proposals are due on September 15, 2017.
CUNY Academic Commons Annual Report 2016-2017
It’s been a busy year on the Commons and our annual report highlights site stats and accomplishments.
Visions of Greatness at BCC
With images, letters, and articles to document the history of the Hall of Fame of Great Americans, BCC's Visions site rethinks racial disparity and ideas of greatness, and creates a Virtual Hall of Fame where students can nominate their own heroes.
Changing Your Commons Email Address
When you first register on the Commons, we require a CUNY email address. But as soon as you successfully login, you can change your email to your favorite address, and use it to receive notifications and (if ever needed) to reset your password.
Ways To Use the Commons’ Events Calendar
Publicize events, lectures, and conferences across multiple groups on the Commons. Set deadlines and schedule presentations for graduate courses. Export Commons events to your third party calendars. Find out more!
Getting Started
The CUNY Academic Commons is an academic social network created by and for CUNY. Learn more.
Featured Site
A weekly run-down of the goings-on around the CUNY Academic Commons community: trends, news, inspiration.
Recent Posts
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Murphy Institute wrote a new post, Announcing the 20th Anniversary Issue of New Labor Forum, on the site Murphy Institute Blog 1 hour, 4 minutes ago
The right-wing’s decades-long attack on public sector unionism is slated for a hearing before the Supreme Court later this fall in the Janus v. AFSCME case. The September 2017 issue of New Labor Forum c […]
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Rukshana Jalil wrote a new post, Weekly Reading Group in PKMS, on the site Medieval Studies 4 hours, 13 minutes ago
Please join the Old English Reading Group every other Tuesday after 4:00 pm, starting September 26, in the Pearl Kibre Medieval Study.
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Rukshana Jalil wrote a new post, Job announcement – tenure-track position in late antique or medieval history, on the site Medieval Studies 4 hours, 18 minutes ago
The Department of History at Stony Brook University invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professor of late antique or medieval history. Our search encompasses all fields and areas of medieval […]
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Matthew Knip wrote a new post, progress, on the site The Philip C. Van Buskirk Archive 4 hours, 58 minutes ago
Today we finished proofing pages 103 to 112. Thanks to Megan Cahill for assistance!
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Earl Fleary wrote a new post, Team Pegasus Event – 9/28/17 @ 6:00pm, on the site Political Science | The Graduate Center, CUNY 4 hours, 59 minutes ago
Join Team Pegasus for the semester’s first party! Team Pegasus will supply drinks and snacks. The fun will take place in the student lounge (rm. 5200) next Thursday the 28th, following the political theory […]
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J. Bret Maney wrote a new post, Review of Malecón Restaurant: Finding Dinner and a Home in “The Heights”, on the site New York State of Mind: Dispatches on American Literature, Culture & Identity 5 hours, 15 minutes ago
By Ciara O’Neill |
Last December, on a particularly cold night, I huddled with a friend of mine as we ran from the exit of the A train to Malecón, a Dominican restaurant in Washington Heights. Upon entering, […]
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Christie Sillo wrote a new post, Secondary Source: Challenger Deep, on the site Bodies and Minds of Children's Literature 8 hours, 2 minutes ago
Hi everyone,
What a book, right?! jeez.
Like the author, I too “watched as someone I loved journeyed to the deep” (308). Put in not so poetic terms, I lived with a person diagnosed with schizophrenia […]
