‘A New Deal for Artists: Connecting Brooklyn College to Its Past, Present, and Future’ tells the story of the school’s roots in President Franklin Roosevelt’s program to lead Americans out of the Depression.
Read MoreTwenty-eighteen was a seminal year at the college.
Read MoreA vintage sculpture by renowned abstract artist Tony Rosenthal gets a new life on the Brooklyn College campus.
Read MorePsychology Professor Angelo DiBello scores multiple grants to document drinking patterns and test interventions for college students.
Read MoreThe Haitian Studies Institute brings together a dynamic curation of pieces from six Haitian artists whose work documents the country’s noble past, celebrates even the ordinary moments of its present, and asks tough questions of its uncertain future.
Read MoreThe event, which commemorated the 50th Anniversary of alumna Shirley Chisholm’s historic election to the U.S. Congress, also featured other preeminent scholars in the world of black women’s politics.
Read MoreWith the generous support of Bernard H. ’62 and Ethel B. Garil, Brooklyn College Global Medical Brigades students got the opportunity to work with indigenous communities in a manner that prioritized holistic prevention and empowerment.
Read MoreHer novel The Friend beat out stiff competition at the awards ceremony on November 14 at Cipriani Wall Street in New York.
Read MoreFrom enhanced student support to a reexamination of course structure and financial aid, the CUNY-wide drive aims to better guide students in mapping their route to a degree.
Read MoreOne of an impressive cohort of 2018 Rosen Fellows who worked on dynamic projects, McGregor used her award to travel to The Bahamas to conduct research at the Bimini Biological Field Station.
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