A Classics Career
Acclaimed classicist Patrice Rankine ’92 focuses his research on bringing Black classicism, its history, and its relevance to the next generation of aspiring scholars.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Recognized Again in Mobility Rankings
Leading CUNY senior college finishes sixth nationally among 50 colleges and universities.
Read MoreOne Generation to the Next
How Madeline Park Dreifus ’66 and her husband, Charles, are opening up opportunities with a special scholarship fund at Brooklyn College.
Read MoreWell Building for Well-Being
Joyce Tannian ’00 moved from the United States to bring fresh water to the Maasai people of Kenya.
Read MoreHess Scholars Paul Ortiz and Barbara Smith to Lecture on “Defending the Humanities”
Ortiz is a professor of history at the University of Florida and will serve as Brooklyn College’s Robert L. Hess Scholar in Residence for 2024.
Read MoreFluent in Any Culture
Dean Foster ’69 recognized that cultural competency would be a crucial skill in an increasingly globalized world, so he built a business to teach it.
Read MoreA Special Public Servant
In his special ed classroom and his Caribbean community, Bronx native Ramdat Singh ’17 is championing the underserved.
Read MoreEducating Them Early
Howard Kimmel ’59 was a leader in boosting early access to STEM studies for New Jersey middle- and high school students. In the process, he opened the door wider for underrepresented students.
Read MoreAnthony R. Castellanos Named Chair of Brooklyn College Foundation Board of Trustees
Longtime donor, supporter, and business leader takes over for Evan Silverstein ’76.
Read MoreIn the Interest of Public Health
Michael Joseph ’94 has educated generations of public health professionals for over two decades and shows no sign of stopping.
Read MorePost Date
09.15.2023
Posted By
Audrey Peterson