Dispatches from Egypt
Journalist Abdalla Hassan ’94 talks about his experience on the ground since the early days of the Arab Spring.
Read MoreAfricana Studies Thrives at Brooklyn College
The Brooklyn College Africana Studies Department celebrates 40 years at the forefront of cultural analysis.
Read MoreProfessor Tania León Directs City-Wide Festival
Maestro and music professor Tania León heads a music festival where composers connect with their audiences.
Read MoreU.S. Postal Service Commemorates Shirley Chisholm ’46 with Stamp
Professor Barbara Winslow, author of new Chisholm biography, talks about the pioneering congresswoman’s legacy.
Read MoreRemembering Folk Music Legend Pete Seeger
Radio personality Oscar Brand ’42, and others, recall their experiences with the ‘nation’s troubadour of conscience.’
Read MoreHistory Professor Studies Ancient Graffiti in Israel
Professor Karen B. Stern’s research helps historians paint a more complete picture of the ancient world.
Read MoreTheater History Professor Wins Award for Book on Spectacular
Professor’s research examines the impact of popular imagery.
Read MoreBC Bound Provides Hopeful Trajectory for a New Group of Students
The first program of its kind at the CUNY senior colleges, BC Bound is providing opportunities to overlooked and underserved student populations.
Read MoreCarlos Cruz ’00 M.A. Wins 2013 CUNY Excellence in Technology Service Award
The college’s Blackboard/Sakai expert has been instrumental in implementing a wide range of e-learning initiatives.
Read MoreChristman’s Lens
Award-winning Brooklyn College faculty filmmaker documents the tenuous relationship between human beings and their environment.
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12.30.2013
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Susan Landers