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The Office of Undergraduate Programs welcomed the 2023 College and Career Lab to provide students with an overview of how social and environmental forces can impact the health of large populations.

A Global Public Health grad student selected for two competitive summer programs dreams of becoming a 'superhero' of epidemiology.

New York City Treats Tobacco is focused on helping people quit smoking, as tobacco manufacturers have a long history of targeting marginalized communities like those in the LGBTQIA+ community.

Stigma can prevent individuals from sharing their story and seeking care. Dr. PhuongThao Le explains how and why speaking up can help reduce stigma among survivors of human trafficking.

GPH students Emily Chan and William Wu explain why students struggle with acknowledging and managing mental health challenges and how we must empower them to seek treatment and strive toward a better ...

Get to know a few of our graduation awardees as they tell us about their GPH experience, things they learn and some priceless memories.

Students in Robyn Gershon’s online course, Global Health Disaster Preparedness and Response, saw their lessons come to life during a field trip to the headquarters of New York City Emergency Managem...

Dr. Prince Michael Amegbor introduces an innovative geospatial approach to reveal the complexities of climate change and help us understand its wider impacts.

Robert Santos, director of the U.S. Census Bureau, discussed with GPH statistical work is more than just data. In considering your humanity, you gain the benefit of diverse perspectives, engage in inf...