The Road to 100
A Day of Renewal, Achievement, and Vision
On October 22, 2026, students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of Brooklyn College will come together for a day of landmark events, including the reopening of the East Quad, a special announcement from President Michelle J. Anderson, and the stated meeting. Join us as we celebrate a pivotal moment in Brooklyn College’s journey toward its centennial year.
Ribbon
Cutting
East Quad
11 a.m.
Celebrate the reopening of the East Quad with President Michelle J. Anderson and special guests.
Stated
Meeting
Claire Tow Theater
12:30 p.m.
The stated meeting showcases campus news, recent accomplishments, and key priorities of our strategic plan.
Special Campaign
Celebration
Tow Center Atrium
2 p.m.
Join us for a special campaign announcement from President Michelle J. Anderson.
Launch Day Program
- 11 a.m.: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, East Quad. Join Michelle J. Anderson, President, Brooklyn College; Félix V. Matos Rodríguez, Chancellor, City University of New York; and others, as we celebrate the launch of this historic campaign.
- 12:30 p.m.: The Stated Meeting of the Faculty and State of the College Address is a presentation covering noteworthy news, recent accomplishments of the campus, and the key priorities of our strategic plan.
2 p.m.: A special campaign announcement from President Michelle J. Anderson, Tow Center Atrium.
A Bold Vision for the Future
Our Goal: $100,000,000
By investing in students, renewing campus spaces, strengthening academic excellence, and expanding philanthropic support, Brooklyn College will unlock greater opportunities for student success and social mobility. The Road to 100 advances this vision by bringing together alumni, donors, faculty, staff, and community partners to build a stronger, more innovative, and more inclusive future for the College’s second century.
Innovation, Excellence, Opportunity
The Road to 100 is anchored by transformative investments in Brooklyn College’s academic and physical infrastructure, including the creation of the Library of the Future as the intellectual hub of campus and the development of a new home for the Murray K. Koppelman School of Business. These signature initiatives are complemented by significant progress on the renovation of Ingersoll Hall and Roosevelt Hall, modernizing key learning environments and strengthening the student experience.