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Professor Alisse Waterston Explores Her Father’s Life in My Father’s Wars – An Intimate Ethnography

By following the arc of her father’s experiences in My Father’s Wars: Migration Memory and the Violence of a Century, Professor Waterston attempts to understand the powerful forces of war, genocide, compassion and survival...

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Professor Adam Berlin’s Award-Winning New Novel, Both Members of the Club, Explores Boxing, Friendship and the Nature of Conflict

Both Members of the Club, published by Texas Review Press and winner of the Clay Reynolds Novella Prize, is hailed…

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Junior Angy Rivera Fiercely Advocates for Undocumented Youth

Rivera accepted a fellowship from the NYSYLC and has become an active member in speaking out against injustices committed against undocumented people.

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Professors Moller and Dreisinger Bring Therapy Through Theater to Female Inmates in Thailand

Two John Jay professors traveled to Thailand this past summer to lead a workshop at the tough yet progressive Ratchaburi Central Prison…

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