Two BA-MD Students Named Salk Scholars
The award, named after the CUNY alum who discovered a vaccine for polio, recognizes future medical scholars.
Read MoreThe New York Knicks’ Head Trainer, Roger Hinds ’77, to Receive Distinguished Alumnus Award at Brooklyn College Commencement
The longtime NBA athletics trainer is set to receive the honor at the ceremony held at the Barclays Center on May 31.
Read MoreHarvesting for Health
A new farm share program connects the campus to local agriculture and fresh food choices.
Read MoreTwo Students Win Jeanette K. Watson Fellowships
Nina Daro and Salma Mohamed will receive three prestigious internships and more than $20,000 in stipends.
Read MoreProfessor Lipke Receives Hinton Award from American Society of Microbiology for Inclusiveness in his Lab
The Hinton Award honors outstanding contributions toward fostering the research training of underrepresented minorities in microbiology.
Read MoreAward-Winning Brooklyn College Slam Poetry Team in the Spotlight for National Poetry Month
Four team members share their experiences and processes as poets, and talk about the responsibility of artists to critique the world around them through their art.
Read MoreCollege Opens Room for Quiet Reflection
Amidst the hustle of the end-of-semester-countdown, the college creates a room for students to stop and reflect during their hectic days.
Read MoreProjects Archivist Amy Roberts Takes on the YWCA Collection, Thanks to Grant
Amy Roberts is the projects archivist at the Brooklyn College Library, arranging and describing the archives of the Brooklyn chapter of the Young Woman’s Christian Association (YWCA) archives at Brooklyn College.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Names Todd Michael Galitz Vice President for Institutional Advancement
He will be responsible for raising external support for the college, management of the Brooklyn College Foundation, coordination with the Brooklyn College Alumni Association, and for Brooklyn College’s engagement of its more than 150,000 alumni.
Read More‘The World Is Before You, and You Need Not Take It or Leave It as You Came In,’ Says Hess Scholar in Residence Edwidge Danticat
The award-winning Haitian-American author and activist spoke at the annual Hess Memorial Lecture about the shared experience of people of the African diaspora and how to work together for positive change.
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04.3.2018
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Susan Landers