
The CUNY Immigration Assistance Project is holding a Zoom session on Thursday, February 26 at 6PM.
For more information visit the CIAP site.

The CUNY Immigration Assistance Project is holding a Zoom session on Thursday, February 26 at 6PM.
For more information visit the CIAP site.
The library will be open December 22-23 from 9am to 5pm.
The library will be closed from December 24th – January 1st.
We will re-open on January 2nd at 9am to 5pm.
Enjoy the holiday break!
On Thursday, Oct. 16 from 3:00pm-4:00pm, we hosted four visitors to the Archives and Special Collections @ NYCCT Open House for New York Archives Week 2025. It was organized and setup by Wanett Clyde, Kel Karpinski, Jennifer Hoyer, and Keith Muchowski. For the event, they displayed artifacts from the archive, including artwork, photos, student newspapers, and books. During the event, Jason Ellis gave a presentation on the City Tech Science Fiction Collection. Our discussions ranged from maintaining archives, challenges to growing special collections, sustainability, and practical advice for entering the field.

Please join us for Education and Democracy in the Age of Disinformation: Critical Thinking for Diversity, Reason and Intellectual Autonomy, taking place from 3-4:15pm on Tuesday. May 6 in A209. The IDEA Working Group of City Tech’s General Education Committee presents this interactive, in-person event to help participants learn to navigate (dis)information in the digital age. Prof. Dionne Bennett of African American Studies and Prof. Anne Leonard of the Library will present, and participants are encouraged to bring their laptops. See you there!
Know Your Rights, DACA, Immigrant Families, Students and Trans Communities: A Post-Election Workshop
What: An informal teach-in for students, faculty and staff preparing support for the upcoming administration, with legal and mutual aid strategies to look out for the vulnerable, immigrants, transgender, and queer people.
Speakers:
Gabriella Collantes-Woods, CUNY-NYCCT Immigrant Success Liaison at City Tech
Zenayda Bonilla | Consultant| Peer Advocate, South Brooklyn Sanctuary, Special Initiative for New Arrivals (SINA)
Benjamin Shepard, Professor Human Services Department.
Smita Dewan, Associate Professor, Human Services Department

Join the Communication Design department of City Tech, CUNY, for an exciting evening with renowned designer, author, historian, and educator Dr. Cheryl D. Miller as she discusses her latest book, Here: Where The Black Designers Are feat. COMD Prof. Emeritus Dorothy Hayes!
Club Hour: Casual Meet and Greet
6 pm: Designer Spotlight, presentation, Q&A, and book signing
Please note: The Communication Design Department will donate to the library copies of Here: Where The Black Designers in the near future.

Prof. Terao of the Entertainment Technology Department is screening the film, 13 Driver’s Licenses on Tuesday, December 3rd, in the Academic Complex Theater. Prof. Terao
Synopsis: The discovery of 13 confiscated driver’s licenses from 1938 leads a small German town to face its past. With no other clue except for those licenses, a group of high-school students and their tenacious teacher research the fates of the 13 Jewish driver’s license holders. A year later, an unexpected turn takes place. The modern-day Germans and some of the Jewish descendants from overseas gather in “their hometown,” and a fortuitous friendship begins.
Find out more including registration to attend.
