Brooklyn College Alumnus Greg Grandin Wins Pulitzer Prize for His Book “The End of the Myth”
His book examines the rise and fall of the concept of the great frontier as a symbol of American exceptionalism.
Read MoreConor Tomás Reed Awarded Woodrow Wilson Career Enhancement Adjunct Faculty Fellowship
Conor Tomás Reed, an adjunct assistant professor in Africana Studies and American Studies at Brooklyn College, was awarded the Woodrow Wilson Career Enhancement Adjunct Faculty Fellowship. The Career Enhancement Fellowship,
Read MoreBrooklyn College Graduate and Poet Joel Francois ’18 Earns Distinguished Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans
Port-au-Prince native awarded $90,000 for graduate school studies at Syracuse University
Read MoreBrooklyn College Faculty Among Guggenheim Fellowship Winners for 2020
Celebrated Authors Helen Phillips and Sigrid Nunez earn prestigious honor.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Celebrates Black History Month with Performance and Poetry at The Tow Center
A reminder of the roots of the month-long holiday and a call to celebrate black history and culture year-round were key messages in the afternoon program. On February 6, members
Read MoreCelebrating Black History Month/Kickoff, February 6, noon
The Office of Diversity and Equity Programs invites you to help kick off Black History Month! Join President Michelle J. Anderson and Chief Diversity Officer Anthony Brown in the Tow
Read MoreBrooklyn College Mourns the Passing of Robert Viscusi, Professor Emeritus
Robert Viscusi, a professor emeritus who also served as the executive officer of the Wolfe Institute for the Humanities from 1980 to 2016, died on Sunday, January 19, after a
Read MoreBrooklyn College Acting Faculty Continues Scorsese Run in “The Irishman”
MFA professor Welker White plays Jimmy Hoffa’s wife alongside Al Pacino.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Authors Make 2019 Best Books Lists
Novels by Ben Lerner, Helen Phillips, and Ocean Vuong are the critics’ choice.
Read MoreThree Literary Alums Shortlisted for the National Book Award
Greg Grandin ’92, along with M.F.A. in creative writing alumni Helen Phillips ’07, and Ocean Vuong ’12, and are all shortlisted for the 2019 National Book Awards—Phillips for her novel
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10.3.2019