Tomás López-Pumarejo Scores Prestigious Visiting Professorship in Barcelona Spain’s Ministry of Education invites López-Pumarejo to teach a seminar class on how we work. Read More
The Artwork of Marion Greenstone ’46 Wins Acclaim in Italy Three dozen paintings by the alumna drew crowds during exhibitions in Venice and Rome. Read More
Doug Boyer Wins $50,000 Grant to Create a Database of Bones The assistant professor of archaeology and anthropology is one of the first recipients of a new CUNY grant for junior faculty members. Read More
Brooklyn College Named to Princeton Review’s List of Best Value Colleges Brooklyn College and School of Education cited in the latest edition of the Princeton Review’s guide. Read More
Fitting Close to Black History Month African American students show that African culture is more diverse than one might think. Read More
Following the Ghost of Napoleon Bonaparte Anthony Mancini, director of the journalism program, travels around the world while writing his latest book about the French military leader. Read More
Cleaning India’s Holiest — And Most Polluted — River Professor of Film Vinit Parmar’s new documentary explores the pollution of India’s most sacred river. Read More
Students to Participate in a CUNY Standardized Learning Assessment Pilot The City University of New York has adopted the Collegiate Learning Assessment (CLA) Program as a standardized assessment of learning outcomes at CUNY’s undergraduate institutions and has selected Brooklyn College, Read More
2012 Conservatory Concerto Competition Winner The 2012 Conservatory Concerto Competition was held on Friday, Feb. 10, and highlighted the conservatory’s great talent. After hearing many stunning and exciting performances, the judges — Professors Ji Hyun Read More
Finding Hope in Urban Farming Junior Eric Carlsen reimagines our foodways — in the most unlikely places — to better feed the nation. Read More
