Pride Month Spotlight
Alexandra Juhasz Helps Lead a Celebration of Queer Storytelling Across CUNY.
Read MoreAlexandra Juhasz Helps Lead a Celebration of Queer Storytelling Across CUNY.
Read MoreNorman Eng encourages educators to take a thoughtful, evidence-based approach before incorporating AI into their classrooms.
Read MoreStarved for Light: The Long Shadow of Rickets and Vitamin D Deficiency earns national recognition from the American Association for the History of Medicine.
Read MoreTwo opinion pieces published in Vietnam’s leading national newspaper Tuổi Trẻ examine how AI, workforce disruption, and soft skills are redefining opportunities for students worldwide.
Read MoreMembers of historic 1974 World Cup team visit archives to share stories and passion.
Read MoreBrooklyn College hosts inaugural Inclusion and Belonging Conference hosted by the New York City Public Schools Division of Early Childhood Education.
Read MoreNominated for five awards, the theater professor scores wins for Ragtime and Liberation.
Read MoreThe prize is one of the United Kingdom’s leading literary awards recognizing fiction that engages with the climate crisis.
Read MoreA new Routledge collection brings together international scholars to explore the literary innovations and lasting impact of the writer’s work.
Read MoreThe legacy event remains a signature Brooklyn College tradition, bringing faculty and staff together to exchange ideas, celebrate achievements, and reaffirm the college’s commitment to teaching, research, creativity, and student success.
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