Ruth Turim ’58: A Love Affair with Learning
Anyone familiar with Ruth Turim’s life, and the role Brooklyn College played in it, will understand the passion that compelled her family to establish the Ruth Turim ’58 Award.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Graduates Over 4,000 Students at 2014 Commencement Exercises
Distinguished speakers include former borough president Marty Markowitz ’70, and economist and entrepreneur Richard Sandor ’62.
Read MoreThe New Zicklin Summer Fellows Program
During summer 2014, Brooklyn College will launch the first Zicklin Summer Fellows program, a critical step toward graduating more students within six years of matriculating and opening up internships to students who otherwise could not afford them.
Read MoreA Résumé Booster with a Ring to It
Student, alums find that winning an Emmy is a whirlwind of its own.
Read MoreAnnie Baker ’09 M.F.A. Receives Pulitzer Prize for “The Flick”
Annie Baker, who has earned several accolades, including three Obies, was just awarded the Pulitzer Prize for drama.
Read MoreHe’d Like to Thank the Academy
Alum’s short story scores top prize at Bollywood’s premier film awards.
Read MoreSchachar Langlev ’06 Wins Sundance Award
Film explores how music helps sufferers of Alzheimer’s.
Read MoreBeloved Piano Gets Much-needed Refurbishment
The Class of 1961 restores a historic Steinway piano.
Read MoreThe Other Side of Loss
Bernard ’62 and Ethel Garil turn personal tragedy into opportunity for students interested in working on a cure for cancer.
Read MoreDiscovering Untapped Potential
By combining funds from various college sources, junior John Tan was able to study abroad in Japan, an achievement that helped him score subsequent paid internships and a fellowship.
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02.17.2014
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Susan Landers