Students, Professors Win Significant Awards From the Brooklyn College Foundation’s Rosen Fellowship program to prestigious Guggenheims and Fulbrights, our students and faculty are honored and supported for their creative, scientific, and academic endeavors. Read More
Political Science Professor Wins NAACP Image Award Biography of Rosa Parks beats distinguished competition. Read More
U.S. Postal Service Commemorates Shirley Chisholm ’46 with Stamp Professor Barbara Winslow, author of new Chisholm biography, talks about the pioneering congresswoman’s legacy. Read More
Brooklyn College Welcomes New Faculty (Part 4) In the last of a four-part series, meet the new members of the Brooklyn College faculty, including an expert on labor and women’s rights and an award-winning international lighting and Read More
Brooklyn College Welcomes New Faculty (Part 3) Joining Brooklyn College’s full-time faculty are a medieval historian who specializes in eleventh- and twelfth-century monastic devotion; Professor of English who conducts research that uses magnetic resonance imaging to capture Read More
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 More
Alumna 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 More
On Their Way A sampling of what members of the Class of 2012 will be doing in the future, and what Brooklyn College meant to them. Read More
Undergraduate Students Present Cutting-edge Research at Regional and National Conferences A record number of Brooklyn College students delivered papers at research conferences in March and April. Read More
Brooklyn College’s First Rhodes Scholar Works to Boost Today’s Students Lisette Nieves ’92 returns to the campus to teach the latest generation of students. Read More
