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Welcome to the Division of the Humanities and Artsundefined

Expand your vision.  Focus your future.  In the Division of Humanities and the Arts at The City College of New York, we try to help our students do both:  broaden their general understanding and find their particular passion, learn a little about everything and a lot about something.

We offer CORE courses for all CCNY students in composition, speech, art/music/literature appreciation, history, philosophy, languages.  We also offer majors and minors in art, English, languages, history, media and communication arts, music, philosophy, and theatre, as well as special programs in American studies, Asian studies, comparative literature, electronic design and multimedia, sonic arts, film and video, Jewish studies, journalism, and publishing.  Graduate students will find programs in art, art education, museum studies, literature, creative writing, language and literacy, history, music, and Spanish. 

Chances are, then, whether you're looking to expand your vision or focus your future, you'll find yourself a part of our division.  Welcome!
 
News and Announcements

Levin in Journal of Philosphy
Michael Levin (Philosophy) published “Compatibilism and Special Relativity” in the prestigious Journal of Philosophy. Read More.
Miller Becomes Wegman Fellow
Renata Miller (English) was named Wegman Brothers Fellow for 2007-08. Read More.
Murphy edits Unfinished Trilling Novel
Columbia University Press will shortly release The Journey Abandoned, the unfinished novel of Lionel Trilling, discovered among his papers in the Columbia University archives and edited/prepared for publication by our own Deputy Dean Geraldine Murphy. Read More.
 
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Contact Us
Division of Humanities & The Arts

Fred Reynolds, Dean
North Academic Building (NAC) 5/225
160 Convent Avenue
New York, NY 10031

P | (212) 650-8166
E | humanities@ccny.cuny.edu
Program Spotlights
English Department
English is one of the largest academic departments on the CCNY campus, with B.A. programs in literature and creative writing, an M.F.A. program in creative writing and an M.A. program in literature.
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English 

Upcoming Events
THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA MULTI-CAST
5/16/2008 -
A live, HD multi-cast of the orchestra, conducted by Christoph Eschenbach, performing the final two symphonies of Franz Schubert.  Read More...

ELECTRONIC DESIGN & MULTIMEDIA BFA EXHIBITION
5/19/2008 - 5/30/2008
Reception: Thursday, May 22nd 5-7 p.m.  Read More...

CCNY MFA 2008 EXHIBITION
6/2/2008 - 6/14/2008
A show featuring this year's graduated MFA students. Opening reception: Thursday, June 5, 6-8PM  Read More...

sonic arts student excells in performance and technology 
Georgios Pesios
Born in Bulgaria and raised in a household where music was a constant presence, the pursuit of a music with a concentration in audio recording seemed like a natural for Georgios pesios
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Pesios


 
 
 
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