A Life in Focus
In his recent memoir, Sante D’Orazio ’77 looks back on his Brooklyn roots, creative rise, and the college experience that helped define his art.
Read MoreProfessor Christian Warren Wins 2026 George Rosen Prize for Outstanding Scholarship in Medical History
Starved for Light: The Long Shadow of Rickets and Vitamin D Deficiency earns national recognition from the American Association for the History of Medicine.
Read MoreProfessor Helen Phillips Wins U.K.’s 2026 Climate Fiction Prize for “Hum”
The prize is one of the United Kingdom’s leading literary awards recognizing fiction that engages with the climate crisis.
Read MoreDistinguished Professor Ben Lerner Becomes the Subject of New Scholarly Volume
A new Routledge collection brings together international scholars to explore the literary innovations and lasting impact of the writer’s work.
Read MoreFrom Brooklyn to Barbados and Back
As she reflects on where she has been, a graduating senior is excited about a future centered around her roots.
Read MoreCorey Robin Awarded Prestigious Berlin Prize Fellowship by the American Academy in Berlin
The distinguished professor of political science will spend his fellowship year advancing his new book project, King Capital.
Read MoreStories as Scholarship
Assistant Professor Aleah N. Ranjitsingh on identity, oral history, and empowering students as knowledge producers.
Read MoreBrooklyn, Always.
Trina Yearwood ’00’s journey from student to educational leader continues as president of the Brooklyn College Alumni Association.
Read MoreReinventing What’s Next
How Brooklyn College is offering flexible pathways to meaningful careers.
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05.4.2026
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Susan Landers