We’re the Orchestra
Associate Director of Financial Aid Moshe Axelrod ’09 M.Mus. finds music in financial aid.
Read MoreFinding the Words
Professor Joseph Entin and alumna Clare Callahan ’08 M.A. ask us to use our imaginations to address poverty.
Read MoreLighting the Spark
As a community coordinator for BlocPower, Alison Derevensky ’19 is at the forefront of creating greener, more sustainable cities.
Read MoreThe Arc of a Scholar
Suffering from fashion-industry burnout, Sherri V. Cummings ’15 found her passion in Africana Studies.
Read MoreSteven Gursky ’76 Is Ready to Give Back. And Not Just in His Spare Time
A successful lawyer for 43 years, Steven Gursky ’76 has found time to volunteer throughout his busy career, whether at a food pantry, providing pro-bono legal services, or as a
Read MoreTheater Alumni the Driving Force Behind Play “The Machine Stops”
“The Machine Stops” an original play based on the short story by E. M. Forster and playing at the Mark O’Donnell Theatre in Brooklyn, was devised, designed, directed, stage managed,
Read MoreWriting on His Own Terms
Adam Ashraf Elsayigh ’22 M.F.A. is determined to write the plays he wants to write, in the way he chooses to write them.
Read MoreNew Mural Project Builds Connections While Beautifying Campus
Students from experimental art course help enhance the walls of Film Department building.
Read MoreHistoric 1982 Men’s Basketball Team Inducted Into Brooklyn College Athletic Hall of Fame
‘Kingsmen’ team went down in history as the first and only CUNY team in any sport to advance to the NCAA Division III Final Four.
Read MoreProfessor of English and American Studies Joseph Entin and Alumni Clare Callahan 09’ Co-Edit “How American Literature Understands Poverty”
In this special issue of American Literature Joseph Entin, Clare Callahan and other scholars from the University of Illinois and Princeton aim to illustrate that literature uniquely exceeds the terms
Read MorePost Date
11.16.2022
Posted By
Susan Landers