All News 2019
2019
- December 16
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Two Civil Engineering Students Awarded Scholarships from The Moles- A National Organization
- December 12
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Dean’s Book Club Tours the Cooper Hewitt Museum
- December 12
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Material Matters
How second-year architecture students got their sculptural works displayed in New York and France
- December 12
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Climate Week x Cooper
A student-organized series of events aimed to raise the consciousness of the school community about the urgency of the climate crisis
- December 12
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New Faculty in 2019
Academic search committees across The Cooper Union have been busy over the last year working to identify leading candidates to fill several full-time faculty positions
- December 12
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Engineering with a Conscience
At the intersection of ethics, engineering, architecture, and art
- December 12
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Prof. Robert Topper Presents Lecture at New Jersey Institute of Technology
- December 02
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Prof. Luchtenburg and Three Mechanical Engineering Students Co-author “Modelling the Motion of a 2-Arm ROV”
Mechanical engineering students Zhiyang (Sam) Chen ME’21, Rose Gebhardt ME’21, Christopher (Chris) Mignano ME’21, and Professor Dirk Luchtenburg teamed up with students from the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences and Professor Thomas Impelluso to co-author “Modelling the Motion of a 2-Arm Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV).”
- December 02
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Leonardo Drew A'85 Featured on "CBS This Morning: Saturday"
The artist talks about being an "addict of art" for the nationally televised newscast
- November 26
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Senior Electrical Engineer Aziza Almanakly Wins at WE19
Aziza Almanakly, a senior electrical engineering student, won second place in the Collegiate Poster Competition at WE19
- November 15
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Cooper Climate Week Exhibition
- November 13
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Cooper Union x Climate Week
- November 05
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Student Work Collection Database Launches This Month
Available via a free, public website, it represents over eight decades of The Cooper Union’s experimental, influential approach to architectural education
- November 01
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Cooper Students Participate in 2019 ACM Regional Programming Contest
Nine EE students participated in this year's Association for Computing Machinery - International Collegiate Programming Contest (ACM - ICPC) as Cooper Union representatives on October 27, 2019.
- October 25
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Cooper Union & Moxy East Village Hotel Partner for Scholarships
In addition to providing major support to The Cooper Union in its effort to get back to free tuition for all students, Moxy East Village and The Cooper Union are partnering to offer Cooper Union programming to Moxy guests and vice versa
- October 17
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Cooper Union Engineering Students Named Finalists at Mount Sinai Health Hackathon
For the third year in a row, engineering students have been selected as finalists in the annual Mount Sinai Health Hackathon
- October 10
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Cooper Union Named a Top Architecture School by DesignIntelligence
After a shift in the survey's evaluation system, the school has jumped up the annual rankings
- September 25
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In Memoriam: Martin Trust ME'56
Mr. Trust, a long-time champion of The Cooper Union, founded MAST Industries, a company that transformed the apparel industry
- August 25
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Incoming 2019 Pt. Three
Every year we ask a few of the newest Cooper Union students to give us a bit of background about themselves. In part three of the 2019 Incoming edition, meet TK, Leala Baker, and Ash Espinoza.
- August 25
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Incoming 2019 Pt. Two
Every year we ask a few of the newest Cooper Union students to give us a bit of background about themselves. In part two of the 2019 Incoming edition, meet Julia Penchaszadeh Robert, Frederick Choi, Amanda Blanca
- August 24
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Incoming 2019 Pt. One
Every year we ask a few of the newest Cooper Union students to give us a bit of background about themselves. In part one of the 2019 incoming edition, meet Kai Jenrette, Elizabeth Sardes, and Kevin Jin
- August 22
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Video: "I Can Drink the Distance"
Behind the scenes of the site-specific exhibition, "I Can Drink the Distance," on view from March 25 to April 26, 2019 at the 41 Cooper Square Gallery at The Cooper Union. Dyson, the Spring 2019 Robert Gwathmey Chair in Architecture and Art at The Cooper Union, and others, discuss her work and the interdisciplinary course she taught.
- August 15
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2019 School of Architecture Full-Time Faculty Appointments
Nora Akawi and Lydia Kallipoliti have joined the faculty of The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture as the newest Assistant Professors
- August 08
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Women Take the Lead as Invention Factory 2019 Wraps Up
- August 01
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They Might Be Giants
Leonardo Drew's Interactive Cityscape in Madison Square
- July 30
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In Memoriam: Robert Bernhard, Trustee for 41 Years
He served as Board Chair from 1995 until 2004
- July 24
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IDC Foundation Funds Undergraduate Scholarships For Second Consecutive Year
The IDC Foundation for the second consecutive year has awarded a grant to The Cooper Union to support scholarships and student travel experiences
- July 03
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David Brooks in His Studio
As Lefty the dog sleeps the artist David Brooks, a 2000 graduate of Cooper Union's School of Art, and winner of the 2019 Rome Prize, discusses his work
- June 24
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Pulling Up to Art at Troy Kreiner's Driveway 327
- June 22
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Prof. Yecko and Graduate Student Kevin Yao ME'18, MEng'20 Present Research at the 2019 SIAM Snowbird Conference
- June 17
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The New-York Historical Society Hosts Augusta Savage A'25 Retrospective
The first retrospective about the career and influence on the life and work of 1925 School of Art alumna Augusta Savage (1892-1962) closes in late July at The New-York Historical Society
- May 17
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Senior Snapshots: Engineering 2019
In this third and final installment of our annual series, we meet Skylar Eiskowitz, Gabriela Godlewski, Sara Huang, Zhekai Jin, and Iram Rahman, graduating seniors from each of the five majors at the Albert Nerken School of Engineering
- May 16
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Thomas Nozkowski A'67, Lauded Painter, 1944-2019
A rememberance of the artist
- May 13
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Senior Snapshots: Architecture 2019
n this second of our annual three-part series featuring some of the year's graduating students we meet Mireya Fabregas, Parker Limon, and Zhenni Zhu, all soon-to-be graduates of The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture
- May 13
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Cooper Co-Develops Plasma Blaster
A group of researchers from the Albert Nerken School of Engineering have begun a 2-year partnership with Petram Technologies, a company developing safer, more environmentally friendly demolition and excavation methods through plasma blasting
- May 10
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Edray Goins, Ph.D., to Speak at 2019 Commencement
The Professor of Mathematics at Pomona College caused a stir when he wrote a blog post in September 2017 for the American Mathematical Society (AMS) titled “Why I'm leaving a Research I University for a Liberal Arts College."
- May 01
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Senior Snapshots: Art 2019
Each year the communications office, in tandem with the deans of each school, select a few members of the graduating class to profile. This year's first installment focuses on three seniors in the School of Art: Andrés Sotelo, Jhakai Deshong, and Isabella De Matteo.
- April 23
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Eric N. Mack A’10 at the Brooklyn Museum
Artist Eric N. Mack A’10 has taken over the Brooklyn Museum’s Great Hall with his first New York City solo museum exhibition, Lemme walk across the room
- April 18
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Toshiko Mori to Lecture at the Japan Society
- April 12
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Cooper ME Seniors Win $5K for Wheelchair Design
Morgan Wolfe, Kavya Udupa, and Billy Dayan, led by Associate Professor and George Clark Chair of Mechanical Engineering Melody Baglione, took the $5,000 third place prize at the 2019 CREATE Symposium
- April 12
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Prof. Michael Young Receives Rome Prize
One of the most prestigious accolades in the field, it was, fittingly, awarded during a ceremony in the Great Hall
- April 10
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Saturday Program at 50
Saturday Program has been around for decades, providing thousands of underserved local high school students the chance to get a taste of art school at no cost to them. But its exact origins were in doubt... until now
- April 10
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100 + Years of Student Representation
As The Cooper Union celebrates the 160th anniversary of its founding, another notable milestone has also been reached in 2019: the 110th year since the creation of the institution’s first self-organized student representative body. Though its role and name have evolved over time, what is now known as the Joint Student Council (JSC) continues a process rooted in the very founding of The Cooper Union
- April 03
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Sam Keene Named 2019 C.V. Starr Professor
The two-year distinction comes with a $20,000 annual stipend for research activities such as travel, research assistants, equipment, and supplies
- April 01
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Students Receive ACEC 2019 Scholarships
- March 13
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Architecture Seminar Presents House of Poetics on Governor's Island
In a seminar led by faculty member and architect Ceren Bingo, students of The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture will reimagine a historical house on Governor's Island through mindful and spatial poetics
- March 13
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Exhibition Features the Art of Women of Color at Cooper
- March 12
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Watch "Shaping the Future Workforce"
Watch the free, public discussion on how artificial intelligence, and other technologies will increasingly replace functions currently filled by paid workers over the next decade
- March 08
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Race Car Driver Simon Kirkby Gives Tips to Formula SAE Team
- March 01
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Artist Torkwase Dyson Named 2019 Robert Gwathmey Chair
During her tenure, Dyson will show a new body of work, including a site-specific installation in the solo exhibition I Can Drink the Distance, on view from March 26 through April 25, 2019 in 41 Cooper Gallery
- March 01
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Seven School of Art Alumni Featured in 2019 Whitney Biennial
Seven School of Art alumni were selected for the 2019 Whitney Biennial
- February 28
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Ashok Raiji Awarded Most Impactful Smart City Leader
- February 14
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You Are Here.
Emilio Martinez Poppe and KT Pe Benito, both A'16, explore decolonization and placemaking at Queens International 2018, a contemporary art biennial at the Queens Museum
- February 08
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Dean Shoop Inducted into National Academy of Engineering
NAE members are peer-elected, "senior professionals in business, academia, and government who are among the world’s most accomplished engineers"
- February 08
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Cooper Union Reaches 160 Years
Watch for this logo throughout 2019 as The Cooper Union celebrates its history and its future. The first major event will be the annual wreath-laying ceremony at Peter Cooper's statue on Monday February 11, at noon
- February 05
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Prof. Bedarida to Chair Italian Modernism Conference
Sixty years ago the first exhibition of Italian modernism after the fall of Fascism opened at MoMA. The free conference will examine the lasting impact of the 1949 exhibition and the travelling exhibitions that resulted from it
- January 31
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Mili Shah Will Solve Your (Math) Problems
Mili Shah, the newly-arrived associate professor of mathematics, loves to solve “math problems.” But not the kind most of us recall from our grade school days
- January 30
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Inside "Drawing Codes"
A walk through the second iteration of an exhibition that originated at the Digital Craft Lab in San Francisco’s California College of Art