A Famous Life Remembered and Rediscovered
On the 100th anniversary of Rosa Parks’ birth, Brooklyn College professor publishes the first scholarly text on the life of the civil rights icon.
Read MoreAlumna Takes off for Distant Lands with the US Foreign Service
A former Shirley Chisholm Scholar and political science major, Soribel Feliz has interned at the U.S. State Department and the House Committee on Foreign Affairs. Now she doing her master’s to become a U.S. diplomat.
Read MoreWeathering the Storm
College community comes together to aid in relief and recovery after Hurricane Sandy.
Read MoreChildren and Youth Studies Program Presents Fall Distinguished Speaker Series
Fall speaker series links students to leaders in foster care, juvenile justice and other child advocacy careers.
Read MoreBlack Woman Triumphant
Theater student Ashley Brockington embraces her creativity and finds structure and community at Brooklyn College.
Read MoreWrestling With Gender Stereotypes
Former female wrestler Ember Skye Kane-Lee explores gender issues in the sport thanks to a 2012 Rosen Fellowship.
Read MoreAn Exhibit of Distinction
The library’s latest acquisitions were created by little people with big talent.
Read MoreSociology Professor Testifies Before U.N. Committee
United Nations invites Gertrud Lenzer to Geneva for children’s rights task force.
Read MoreSummer Days Are Not So Lazy for Motivated Interns
From Giorgio Armani to the New York Daily News, Brooklyn College students are gaining hands-on experience at some of the city’s most prestigious organizations.
Read MoreControversial Facebook Comments Spur Alumna to Take Action
Ann-Marie Adams hosts event about Caribbean identity at the New York Times headquarters.
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07.3.2012
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Susan Landers