The award frees Jamil to study neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, and helps lay the foundation for her to join the ranks of women scientists doing research in that field.
Read MoreAn alumna was inspired by a class assignment to make a documentary on the Young Lords. Now it’s being shown on The New York Times’ Op-Docs. So much crystalized for
Read MoreThe study benchmarks four-year U.S. colleges and universities according to how effectively they enroll students from low-income backgrounds and graduate them into good-paying jobs.
Read MoreAn alumna searching for answers to some big questions travels to Rome for a unique master’s degree program that feeds her desires to affect change.
Read MoreOn November 7, clocks moved back an hour and once again Americans are discussing the pros and cons of daylight saving time. Opinions vary about the practice of setting standard
Read MoreAn internship through the Brooklyn College Career Center helped Louis-Mansano more easily achieve his goal of becoming an educator. Today he believes that leadership can be fostered in students by full access to public education and curricula that match their interests and lived experiences.
Read MoreJumaane Williams was re-elected as public advocate as Shahana Hanif becomes the first Muslim woman elected to NYC Council.
Read MoreInspired by her mentors, whom she met through the Magner Career Center, Ariel Abramova has gone on to become a peer mentor herself and, through internships, is already gaining valuable experience in her chosen career of human resources.
Read MoreThe showcase is free and being offered both live and streamed online.
Read MoreProfessor of American Studies at Yale University will headline discussions on the Asian-American experience, legacies of settler colonialism, slavery, and empire in the contemporary United States.
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