Legacy of Herbert Kurz ’41 Lives On
His generous gift will support leadership and mentoring programs in the Brooklyn College Black and Latino Male Initiative.
Read MoreArturo O’Farrill ’96 Celebrates Third Grammy Win
The Conservatory of Music professor’s album, The Offense of the Drum, wins in Best Latin Jazz category.
Read MoreRhodes to Leadership
Brooklyn College’s first Rhodes Scholar returns to campus to help students navigate their way to recognizing their own leadership potential.
Read MoreTalent to Spare
Screenwriter Elissa Matsueda ’07 M.F.A. talks about how she helped bring the forthcoming film Spare Parts from script to screen and divulges just what it takes to succeed in the film industry.
Read MoreKurz Foundation Funds the Black and Latino Male Initiative
A generous gift from the Kurz Family Foundation expands the opportunities offered to our black and Latino male students.
Read MoreMagner Career Center: The First Step Toward a Rewarding Career
For more than a decade, the Magner Career Center has had a record of unparalleled success in providing diligent and driven students with an edge in the market and preparing them to meet the real-world challenges facing graduates entering the workplace.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Education Professor Receives Standing Ovation at United Nations
Trina Lynn Yearwood of the School of Education delivers talk in support of inclusive education at the annual U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Read MoreM. D. Sass Investment Academy to Give Students Hedge Fund Experience
Inspired to build a career on Wall Street by his Brooklyn College professor, Martin D. Sass ’63 gives the School of Business an Investment Academy to inspire others.
Read MoreAlumna Scores Selective Scholarship
Keelie Sheridan becomes the second Brooklyn College student to win Mitchell award.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Bids Farewell to Herbert Kurz ‘41
The Brooklyn College community mourns the loss of one of its own.
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12.1.2014
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Susan Landers