Health of Jamaica Bay Wetlands Is Focus of Brooklyn College Symposium Dozens of scientists from Brooklyn College and beyond discuss restoring the Jamaica Bay watershed. Read More
Brooklyn College’s First Rhodes Scholar Works to Boost Today’s Students Lisette Nieves ’92 returns to the campus to teach the latest generation of students. Read More
Adjunct Scores $20,000 Fellowship to Study Religion in Africa, West Indies Instructor will combine his love of music and scholarship for the project. Read More
Stacey Brenner-Moyer Wins Early Career Grant A National Science Foundation grant of $450,000 will further Professor Brenner-Moyer’s research into organo-catalysis, a new field of chemistry. Read More
Students Gain Say in How Brooklyn College Spends Part of Its Budget A revolutionary plan allows students to have input into how at least $20,000 will be allocated. Read More
Tomás López-Pumarejo Scores Prestigious Visiting Professorship in Barcelona Spain’s Ministry of Education invites López-Pumarejo to teach a seminar class on how we work. Read More
Doug Boyer Wins $50,000 Grant to Create a Database of Bones The assistant professor of archaeology and anthropology is one of the first recipients of a new CUNY grant for junior faculty members. Read More
Following the Ghost of Napoleon Bonaparte Anthony Mancini, director of the journalism program, travels around the world while writing his latest book about the French military leader. Read More
Cleaning India’s Holiest — And Most Polluted — River Professor of Film Vinit Parmar’s new documentary explores the pollution of India’s most sacred river. Read More
The End of Occupy Wall Street, or Just the Beginning? Several weeks since the encampment in Zuccotti Park was dismantled, Occupy Wall Street is still struggling to find its footing. Demonstrations continue around the country; on Dec. 12, protesters up Read More
