The Gift that Keeps on Giving
The MLK bust bestowed to the college more than 30 years ago continues to inspire students.
Read MoreOn Anniversary of Earthquake in Haiti Radio Soleil Director Ricot Dupuy ’81 Discusses the Importance of Radio Activism
“The Voice of Haiti,” Dupuy’s station, has remained a go-to news source for New York City Haitians, as well as a hub for social and political engagement in the U.S. and Haiti.
Read MoreSecrets of Success
Alumni return to college to speak at Magner Center panel about how to create a winning career.
Read MorePaul Beatty ’89 M.F.A. Receives Man Booker Prize for his novel The Sellout
The author is the first American to win Britain’s most prestigious literary award.
Read MoreCritically Acclaimed Writer and Celebrated Alumna Gloria Naylor ’81 Dies at the Age of 66
Naylor’s work explored the many dimensions of race and social issues in American society.
Read MoreGhana Study Abroad Trip Inspires Students to Build Connections Through Compassion
World-renowned orthopedic surgeon Dr. Oheneba Boachie-Adjei ’76 welcomes students to his home country and the hospital he founded in Accra.
Read MoreStudents Gain Hands-on Media Production Experience During Study Abroad in South Korea
A 20-day international media production course in South Korea helps Brooklyn College students push past boundaries and build bridges between cultures.
Read MoreColumbia University Ph.D. Candidate Lisa Del Sol Reflects on How Brooklyn College Prepped Her for Success
The recent graduate says the college opened up numerous opportunities for her, helping her to realize her potential.
Read MoreEducation without Borders
International students participate in summer immersion courses at Brooklyn College.
Read MoreTelevision and Radio Alumni Bring Brooklyn to South Korea
Korean media professionals celebrate their alma mater by inviting Professor Stuart MacLelland to teach a course at the Korea University of Media Arts.
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08.31.2016
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Susan Landers