Robert Seltzer Lecture Series Making the Documentary: A Very British History: Back to Belarus Filmmaker Simon Glass explores his family history and tells the story of the Yorkshire Jews in the early 20th century. Destined for America, thousands of migrants arrived by boat on the east coast of England and settled in a run-down slum […]
Fall 2025 Igna Ritcher Seminar Series Presents: Gap Junction Connectivity of Astrocytes in Health and Disease. Presented by Dr. Randy Stout, NYIT
Dr. Karna Basu is an associate professor of economics at Hunter College and CUNY's Graduate Center. He was a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Chicago from 2006 to 2009. Dr. Basu's research centers on the intersection of behavioral economics and development, with a particular focus on informal banking. His research has been published in […]
Andrea Cohen's poems and stories have appeared in The New Yorker, Poetry, The Threepenny Review, The New York Review of Books, The Atlantic Monthly, The New Republic, Glimmer Train, etc. A new poetry collection, Sugar, will be out in early 2026. Other books include The Sorrow Apartments (Four Way Books, 2024), Everything (Four Way, 2021), Nightshade (Four Way, 2019). Unfathoming (Four Way, 2017), Furs Not Mine (Four Way, 2015), Kentucky Derby (Salmon Poetry, 2011), Long Division (Salmon […]
Fall 2025 Igna Ritcher Seminar Series Presents: Advancing Cancer Immunotherapy by Harnessing NK Cell Functions. Presented by Dr. Katja Srpan, MSKCC
Fall 2025 Igna Ritcher Seminar Series Presents: Inter-Organ Crosstalk: The Role of Liver–Bone Marrow Signaling and Its Contribution to Systemic Inflammation in Chronic Liver Disease. Presented by Dr. Bilon Khambu, Tulane University School of Medicine
Bestselling author Jonathan Mahler (The Bronx is Burning) will discuss his sweeping new chronicle of four tumultuous years in 1980s New York that changed the city forever and anticipated the forces that would soon divide the nation at the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College.
Fall 2025 Igna Ritcher Seminar Series Presents: Brain Transcriptomics in Experimental Cerebral Malaria: Characterize Disease and Adjunctive Therapy . Presented by Dr. Johanna Daily, Albert Einstein School of Medicine
Currently on the faculty of the Department of Economics and the School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University, Dr. Eduardo Morales has previously been an assistant professor at Columbia University. He holds bachelor’s degrees in Economics and in Law from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and a PhD in Economics from Harvard University. […]
Fall 2025 Igna Ritcher Seminar Series Presents: Dr. Katherine Anderson, Rockefeller University
