January

January 2025 (16 Articles)

• Sad News: The passing of Lois Bloom

  Friday, January 31, 2025

• Affirming Our Mission

  Wednesday, January 29, 2025

• Examining the Rise of Anxiety Culture

  A new book by TC’s John Allegrante and contributors delves into societal influences driving the global surge of anxiety in times of uncertainty

• Happy Lunar New Year

  Wednesday, January 29, 2025

• European University for Well-Being Partnership Yields Opportunities for Research Collaboration

  In its first year, the international collaboration has united TC and EUniWell scholars across numerous disciplines

• TC’s David Hansen Is Elected to the National Academy of Education

• A Shared Commitment to Supporting Future Graduates in Education

  TC alumni Roy (Ph.D. '69) and Deborah Lewicki (M.A. '69) aim to support the next generation of educators

• Behind the Scenes of TC’s Most Prestigious Art Prize

  Thought-provoking student artwork takes center stage with the annual Myers Prize Exhibition, now showing at Macy Art Gallery

• TC’s 2025 Federal Policy Institute Emphasizes “Spirited Inquiry”

  Students met with more than 50 leaders in the policy world during a whirlwind week in the nation’s capital

• Reimagining Education Institute Returns to TC This Summer

  Insights on the online event that centers joyful learning and racial justice in classroom pedagogy, happening July 15-17, 2025

• Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

  Friday, January 17, 2025

• Announcing John Saul, TC’s new Director of Institutional Research

  Wednesday, January 15, 2025

• This Curriculum Reimagines How We Teach Indigenous History

  Reflections from classroom teachers on new Lenape curricula facilitated by the Lenape Center and TC’s Rachel Talbert

• Sad News: the passing of Linda Hickson

  Thursday, January 9, 2025

• Welcome the Winter Season With These 10 TC Photos

  From the steps of Zankel Hall to Riverside Park and beyond, here are some of our favorite winter memories

• A New Curriculum From TC Faculty and Students Demonstrates the Power of Public Art

  Led by Olga Hubard and Queena Ko, the curriculum was created for an exhibition of works from famed artist, Sean Scully