September 18, 2026

In new perspective piece, researchers call for health-literate AI New York, NY | September 16, 2026 – Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of how people seek, interpret, and act on health information. Yet the technology is advancing faster than the evidence needed to determine whether ...

Proposed UN reforms risk undermining decades of progress to protect maternal health and prevent gender-based violence New York, NY | September 15, 2026: As world leaders gather at the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA 81) this month, experts in a special collection of articles published ...

In this Q&A piece, Sergey Tikhonov, a CUNY SPS Information Science student, discusses his award-winning project that helps children with autism spectrum disorder recognize their different emotions. His program also provides insights for teachers and parents to identify areas where kids will need help modulating their emotional responses.

Dr. Ryan Everitt, who has taught in the CUNY SPS BA in Liberal Studies program for the past five years, received the School's yearly adjunct faculty award for his dedication, innovation, and commitment to student learning.

Macaulay Honors College congratulates Michelle Chen (Hunter College), Rohan Ghoshal (Hunter College), and Ziv Nachshon (Queens College). They have received CUNY's prestigious Jonas E. Salk Scholarship to support future biomedical research.

Macaulay Honors College receives a generous gift from Gary Schwartz, PhD to advance humanities education. The Gary Schwartz Endowed Scholarship for Advanced Study will support doctoral-bound humanities students with funding for research, study abroad, and professional development.