The City College of New York

The City College of New York Since 1847, CCNY has provided a high-quality and affordable education in a wide range of disciplines. It's as diverse, dynamic and visionary as NYC itself.
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The official page of The City College of New York (CCNY), the first public higher-education institution in New York City. Dedicated to access to excellence since 1847, City College is a nationally ranked institution granting undergraduate and graduate degrees. A CUNY college, CCNY comprises the Division of Humanities and the Arts, Division of Science, Colin Powell School for Civic and Glo

bal Leadership, CUNY School of Medicine, School of Education, Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, Grove School of Engineering, and the downtown Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education. CCNY's honors programs include the Macaulay Honors College.

Congratulations are in order for CCNY scientists and NSF CAREER Award winners Daniel Keedy (left) and Spencer A. Hill. L...
09/03/2026

Congratulations are in order for CCNY scientists and NSF CAREER Award winners Daniel Keedy (left) and Spencer A. Hill. Learn about their research and the five-year grants given for cutting-edge work as well as leadership through education, outreach, and service.
Associate Professor Keedy, "New routes to designing dynamic protein structures," using artificial intelligence: https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/news/ccny-scientist-daniel-keedy-wins-nsf-early-career-award
Assistant Professor Hill, "Advancing Understanding of Hadley Cell Dynamics from Foundational Theory to Large Language Models": https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/news/ccny-climate-scientist-spencer-hill-wins-1-million-nsf-career-award

An important opportunity, the Workforce Pell Program, is newly available for students pursuing high-demand, short-term p...
09/01/2026

An important opportunity, the Workforce Pell Program, is newly available for students pursuing high-demand, short-term post-secondary credentials -- including for prospective students for whom this career training pathway may have been unaffordable in the past. Whether on CCNY's campus or others, this New York state initiative expands federal Pell Grant eligibility to students pursuing qualifying shorter-term career or workforce development training. By making shorter training programs more affordable, it will help New Yorkers fast-track their careers in the state’s most critical industries. Learn more:

Governor Hochul announced that New York State has officially opened the application portal for the Workforce Pell Program.

It's World Water Week! As the CCNY UNU Hub R-SIRUS advances research-informed action and addresses global water bankrupt...
08/25/2026

It's World Water Week! As the CCNY UNU Hub R-SIRUS advances research-informed action and addresses global water bankruptcy, today's speakers included CCNY President Vincent G. Boudreau, in conversation with Deputy Director-General Risimati Mathye of South Africa's National Dept. of Water and Sanitation; Grove School of Engineering Dean Alexander Couzis; World Water Prize designee Kaveh Madani, CCNY Research Professor and Director of UNU-INWEH; Karin Sjöstrand, Deputy Executive Director of R-SIRUS; and Professor Naresh Devineni of R-SIRUS and the Grove School. Learn more about the Stockholm conference: https://worldwaterweek.org;

If you're a member of the Class of 1977, CCNY wants YOU to come back to campus and celebrate next spring! Share your cur...
08/20/2026

If you're a member of the Class of 1977, CCNY wants YOU to come back to campus and celebrate next spring! Share your current contact info: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ccnyclassof1977

50th Anniversary Golden Reunion planning is already underway!

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