Second Student-Led Community Mural Graces Campus

The work in the Leonard & Claire Tow Center for the Performing Arts was created by 13 undergraduate art students.

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Molding Futures

Senior Angela Auriti brought back the Ceramics Club. Through her leadership there, she’s now helping other students ignite their creative spirit.

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Art Herstory

Distinguished Professor Patricia Cronin’s work has stood the test of time as it examines issues of gender, sexuality, and social justice.

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New Mural Project Builds Connections While Beautifying Campus

Students from experimental art course help enhance the walls of Film Department building.

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Respected Digital Artists Jennifer McCoy and Husband Kevin Featured in PBS Nova Program Crypto Decoded

For Jennifer and Kevin McCoy, digital art has been a huge catalyst in the popular imagination surrounding “crypto” art. Together, they have stewarded this new art form and been the

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Brooklyn College Shines Further Light on Diversity Through New Artist/Scholar-In-Residence Program

Robert Pruitt will launch the program for the 2022-23 academic year.

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Seventeen Brooklyn College Projects to be Funded as Part of CUNY’s BRESI Initiative to Further Transform Ethnic Studies on Campus and Beyond

Brooklyn College is proud to announce that 17 projects from various academic departments and other areas of the college were awarded a total of nearly $300,000 in funding through CUNY’s Black, Race and Ethnic Studies Initiative (BRESI) program.

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Brooklyn College to Celebrate the Class of 2022 at Barclays Center

The ceremony will feature Honorary Degree Recipient and 2011 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Leymah Roberta Gbowee.

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Art Professor Jennifer McCoy’s NFT Game Premiered at Sundance

Art Professor Jennifer McCoy and her husband artist Kevin McCoy had their science fiction mystery thriller NFT game The Inside World premier at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival in January.

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Staff Spotlight: Cruz Control

When the pandemic hit, Carlos A. Cruz ’00, whose job providing technical support for online courses became one of the most critical on campus, took it all in stride.

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01.6.2022
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Susan Landers