TC125 News
- A Banner Year Continues
(4/11/2013)
First it was the bus shelters, now it's the streets. The first in an ongoing series of banners celebrating the College's many academic strengths and the power of its alumni have gone up along Broadway, between 110th and 114th Streets and again between 118th and 120th Streets, and on 120th between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue.
- Here's to History Repeating Itself
(3/19/2013)
Old artifacts and past glories were only half the story this past Monday evening at an opening night bash to launch "Teachers College: Pioneering Education through Innovation," a month-long exhibit at the New York Historical Society.
- A Tribute to TC's Founding Families
(3/12/2013)
At the New York Historical Society, history comes alive as modern-day Dodges and others take to the stage When TC founder Grace Dodge asked George Vanderbilt to support TC's first library, the scion of the railroad and shipping dynasty urged her to instead "find the brains to develop the work, place it on a strong footing and teach people how to use the school's library."
- Happy Birthday, TC!
(3/12/2013)
The 125th anniversary celebration begins with a happy three hours in Zankel Hall
- The Ultimate Street Cred
(3/12/2013)
A series of ads in bus shelters establish TC's claim to being a place "where firsts happen"
- Telling the TC Story
(3/11/2013)
Old artifacts and past glories were only half the story this past Monday evening at an opening night bash to launch "Teachers College: Pioneering Education through Innovation," a month-long exhibit at the New York Historical Society.
- How Wealth and Philanthropy Created the New Cultural Capitol of the World
(3/7/2013)
In his keynote address at the New York Historical Society on opening night event for the exhibit "Teachers College: Pioneering Education through Innovation Pioneering Education," Kenneth T. Jackson, Columbia University's Jacques Barzun Profess or of History and Director of the Herbert H. Lehman Center for American History, began with a paean to Teachers College's primary founder and guiding spirit, Grace Hoadley Dodge.
- Nutrition Conference Overview
(2/25/2013)
Food was front and center at TC on Valentine's Day, as the College hosted a major conference on food research, policy and practice and announced its new Laurie M. Tisch for Food, Education & Policy.
- Why the School Bus Never Comes in Red or Green
(2/20/2013)
Teachers College Professor Dr. Frank W. Cyr believed public education should be accessible to all students. His pioneering work led to the birth of the modern-day school bus and TC's ongoing commitment to comprehensive educational opportunity for all.
