Poetic License
April is National Poetry Month and Brooklyn College has long been a home to poets as diverse as its campus.
Read MoreFor A History Class, a Lesson About Nontraditional Sources
Prof. Philip Napoli invites well-traveled photojournalist Nina Berman to share her unconventional images on the impact of war.
Read MoreThe Rona Jaffe Foundation Establishes Fellowships in Creative Writing
“The Rona Jaffe Foundation is very pleased to provide support to Brooklyn College in the form of these fellowships to incoming female graduate students in the M.F.A. program,” said Beth McCabe, director of The Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers’ Awards and a board trustee. “They will, we hope, not only provide much-needed funding within the program, but also help attract the strongest writing candidates to apply.”
Read MoreJohn Hope Franklin Memorial Day Celebrated at Brooklyn College as Part of Its “We Stand Against Hate” Initiative
The former chair of the college’s Department of History was remembered for his groundbreaking scholarship and activism.
Read MoreThe CUNY Haitian Studies Institute and Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College Collaborate on “Voices from Haiti: Artists as Activists”
Three distinguished panelists discuss the challenges they overcame to achieve success, and how they have used their careers as springboards for activism in the Haitian community.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Faculty View First Amendment Rights Through an Interdisciplinary Lens
Workshop highlights solutions to police surveillance on campus.
Read MoreA Perfect Fit
An Urban Sustainability major says she found her groove in the young program.
Read MoreAward-winning Author and English Professor Moustafa Bayoumi Lends His Voice in Support of Free Speech
Bayoumi joined thousands on the steps of the New York Public Library for PEN America’s Writers Resist rally.
Read MoreOn Anniversary of Earthquake in Haiti Radio Soleil Director Ricot Dupuy ’81 Discusses the Importance of Radio Activism
“The Voice of Haiti,” Dupuy’s station, has remained a go-to news source for New York City Haitians, as well as a hub for social and political engagement in the U.S. and Haiti.
Read MoreAfter Aleppo: History Professor Shares His Expertise on the Middle East
Louis Fishman talks about the region and legacy of President Obama’s policies.
Read MorePost Date
12.14.2016
Posted By
Susan Landers