Revived by the Brooklyn College Listening Project, the multimedia exhibition brings student-led oral histories back to the library, highlighting voices from across the globe while reflecting today’s renewed debates on immigration, identity, and belonging.
Read MoreProfessor of political science will spend a year in Brazil working with environmental enforcement agencies to address organized crimes of illegal logging, mining, ranching, and wildlife trafficking.
Read MoreYoon‑Joo Lee and Dena Shottenkirk celebrated for influential academic work.
Read MoreAt the center of the annual series of lectures is 2025–26 Robert L. Hess Scholar-in-Residence Russell M. Jeung, whose scholarship and activism have shaped national conversations on race, religion, and justice.
Read MoreThe across-the-board acceptance marks a first for the colloquium and is believed to be a record achievement for Brooklyn College.
Read More“Migration and the Origins of American Citizenship” will offer a comprehensive historical analysis of how migration shaped the development of American citizenship and migration law and policy.
Read MoreMany years after life interrupted her studies, Melissa Plush returned to finish what she started.
Read MoreProminent public interest lawyer and a leading figure in contemporary immigration litigation to speak on immigrant rights.
Read More“Rule All Under Heaven: A History of Classical China from Confucius to the First Emperor’ offers a sweeping, accessible account of one of the most transformative eras in world history.
Read MoreA new mentorship initiative helped humanities and social sciences students bridge the gap between academic success and meaningful careers.
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