Art Professor Jennifer McCoy Showcased in Major Exhibitions and Artist Talks This Fall

The acclaimed art professor’s work with Kevin McCoy will be featured at the Whitney Museum of American Art, bitforms gallery, and Hudson Valley Community College, highlighting her influence on contemporary media, film, and digital art.

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AREAC Launches Experiential Learning Course on Fisheries and Aquaculture Sustainability

Students gain hands-on experience in aquaculture system management while exploring the science, conservation, and sustainable practices that support global seafood production.

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M.F.A. Program Coordinator Rachel Rampleman’s Life is Drag Selected for Prestigious Sulmona Prize Competition

International recognition follows a milestone year for an ongoing project documenting and preserving drag performance and culture.

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Professor Devorah Kletenik Receives NSF Grant to Advance Digital Accessibility Education

Computer and Information Science faculty member will lead a three-year, $696,796 collaborative project to develop innovative teaching resources and strengthen accessibility instruction in computing.

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Leora Yetnikoff Named Inaugural Peter and Anne Lipke Endowed Professor at Brooklyn College

The neuroscientist’s appointment at Brooklyn College was made possible by a transformative gift from molecular and cellular biologist Chafen Lu to expand student research opportunities and strengthen scientific discovery.

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A Witness to Generations

Assistant Professor of Sociology and colleague Lawrence Johnson reflects on the remarkable legacy of Professor George Cunningham, alongside heartfelt tributes from former students whose lives were touched by his mentorship and influence.

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Brooklyn College Alumni Sam Schwartz and Cary Pepper Coauthor Tech Thriller, Autokill

New novel explores the promise and peril of connected autonomous vehicles through a gripping, AI-driven thriller.

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Lights, Camera, Excellence

Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema Named to The Hollywood Reporter’s List
of Best Film Schools for Sixth Consecutive Year

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In Memoriam: Professor George Cunningham

Africana Studies faculty member spent nearly five decades shaping generations of students.

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Research Shows Restored Salt Marshes Can Help Improve New York City’s Water Quality

Study co-authored by Earth and Environmental Sciences faculty and alumna finds how restored wetlands remove excess nitrogen as effectively as natural marshes, offering insights for future coastal restoration projects.

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07.29.2026
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Richard Pietras