Spring 2022 Chemistry News May 2022 The Department of Chemistry mourns the loss of Dr. David Sahn, an alumnus of Brooklyn College who worked in pediatric cardiology and was a pioneer in medical research. Read More
Best of BC Staff Spotlight: Alex Lang ’15 M.S. Coach Alex Lang has brought the Brooklyn College women’s basketball team to historic wins, cites sense of community as a highlight of his job. Read More
Carolina Bank Muñoz Wins Dan Clawson Activist-Scholar Award Longtime Brooklyn College sociology professor recognized for decades of work focused on education, activism, and social justice. Read More
Brooklyn College Hosts In-Person Commencement for Classes of 2020 and 2021 The July 12 event featured such special guests as actor, producer, writer, and podcaster Rachel Strauss-Muñiz ’01 and CEO and President of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Randy Peers ’96. Read More
Best of BC: Joe Hetterly ’21 M.F.A. on Working in the Theater Industry As a programming budgets associate for the world-famous Public Theater, Joe Hetterly is fulfilling his goal to create a more equitable theater industry. Read More
Brooklyn College Professor Naomi Braine Discusses Impacts of Supreme Court Decision to Reverse Roe v. Wade Sociologist and social justice advocate outlines implications and possible future impacts. Read More
Brooklyn College to Host In-Person Commencement for Classes of 2020 and 2021 The event will be held on July 12 and special guests include actor, producer, writer, and podcaster Rachel Strauss-Muñiz ’01 and CEO and President of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Randy Peers ’96. Read More
Ben Snyder a Winner at Tribeca Film Festival Brooklyn College Film Department Lecturer Takes Home Best Screenplay for “Allswell” Read More
Best of BC Staff Spotlight: Hamilton Raymond The director of student activities has a continuing mission to promote college and higher learning as an avenue for success, particularly to students from underserved communities. Read More
A Generation of Artists, Activists, and Advocates Are Emerging From the Women’s and Gender Studies Program A conversation with students reveals the depth and breadth of a course of study created to prepare them to meet the challenges faced in an evolving society. Read More
