A Long Road Back
Many years after life interrupted her studies, Melissa Plush returned to finish what she started.
Read MoreAnnual Samuel J. Konefsky Memorial Lecture Features Lee Gelernt
Prominent public interest lawyer and a leading figure in contemporary immigration litigation to speak on immigrant rights.
Read MoreAndrew Meyer Publishes Landmark History of Classical China
“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 MoreProgram Empowers Humanities Students to Turn Passion Into Career Pathways
A new mentorship initiative helped humanities and social sciences students bridge the gap between academic success and meaningful careers.
Read MoreProfessor Matthew Burgess Book Fireworks Awarded 2026 Randolph Caldecott Medal
Presented by the American Library Association, the annual award is one of the highest honors in children’s literature, recognizing the most distinguished picture book published in the United States.
Read MoreHarnessing Language
Brent Thomas Whiteside came to New York City to study acting, but instead of appearing on the stage, he is studying to write for it.
Read MoreFaculty Publish New Edition of Leading Text in Environmental Sociology
Fourth Edition of “Twenty Lessons in Environmental Sociology” now available.
Read MoreDegrees of Change
Designing Brooklyn College’s future in the age of AI.
Read MoreEducation in the Age of AI
How artificial intelligence is transforming learning, teaching, and the future of skills.
Read MoreMaría E. Pérez y González Honored by New York City Mayor’s Office
Professor recognized for decades of transformative contributions to Puerto Rican and Latino studies and social justice.
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10.24.2025
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