Cuny Videos

Estudiantes, miembros de la Uni n y profesores de Cuny y Suny, las Universidades de la ciudad y el Estado de Nueva York, protestaron contra los cortes del Gobernador Patterson a la educaci n.

In the CUNY Graduate Center cafeteria Eva Thierens and Mayra Ramos make graduate students feel at home.

President Barack Obama was announced winner of the Nobel Peace Prize

Since graduating from Yale Law School, Rhonda Copelon has dedicated her life to the struggle for human rights, first at the Center for Constitutional Rights in New York, where she litigated civil rights and international human rights cases for 12 years, and then at CUNY Law School where she co-founded the International Women s Rights Law Clinic in 1992. Under her direction, IWHR has earned wide acclaim and enabled CUNY Law students to participate in groundbreaking human rights advocacy in the U.S. and abroad. Prof. Copelon discusses the clinic s evolution as well as its current role. Almost any issue you touch has a gender dimension it s often hidden so what we re trying to do is give students an understanding of how to work towards a broader concept of justice that is inclusive. Listen Now

What are the alternatives to the neo-liberal economic order? And why aren't people screaming from the rooftops? Recently, GRITtv's Laura Flanders sat down with David Harvey and Alexander Cockburn to discuss real alternatives to the current economic order. Restructuring America?s cities and debt repudiation are a start.

The Chancellor of the City University of New York, Matthew Goldstein, talks about the effects of the recession on universities ahead of the Future of New York.