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This edition: March 2019

Episode Details

Original tape date: January 1, 2019. First aired: March 7, 2019.

CUNY is THE largest urban university … ANYWHERE!!!
 
That’s why you’ve got to believe we’ve got some really interesting stories to show you…
 
This month we’re “spanning the globe” with our Brooklyn College professor who uncovers graffiti from antiquities in Jerusalem; a Hunter College professor who creates cheap portable solar panels to use in storm-battered Puerto Rico, and a new cutting edge space at CUNY’s Advanced Science Research Center.
 
And that’s just a few of the many many stories waiting for you at UrbanU…..

Guest List

Jacqueline Baudanza Student, College of Staten Island

Joshua Brumberg Dean of Sciences, The Graduate Center

Prentiss Edith 'Our mobility' participant

Zak Ivkovic Executive Director, CUNY Athletic Conference

Dustin Jones 'Our mobility' participant

Kendra Krueger Science Education Coordinator, Advanced Science Research Center at the Graduate Center

Monxo Lopez Professor, Community Activist, Hunter College

Jessica Murray Phd candidate and 'Future Initiatives' fellow, The Graduate Center

Dzanan Musa professional basketball player Brooklyn Nets, Brooklyn/Long Island Nets

Margaret Ricciardi Student, College of Staten Island

Jessica de la Rosa 'Our mobility' participant

Camille Santistevan Associate Director of Public Relations, Advanced Science Research Center at the Graduate Center

Karen B. Stern Associate Professor of History, Brooklyn College

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