Junior Jake Levin Wins Prestigious Harry S. Truman Scholarship
National Award provides $30,000 toward graduate study for students pursuing public service.
Read MoreRhodes to Leadership
Brooklyn College’s first Rhodes Scholar returns to campus to help students navigate their way to recognizing their own leadership potential.
Read MoreFinding Pride in a Safe Space
Brooklyn College introduces the LGBTQ Resource Center, a hub for the education and support of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and/or questioning campus community members.
Read MoreJeanne Theoharis Named CUNY Distinguished Professor of Political Science
Political science professor is recognized for scholarship on African-American freedom movements and the contemporary politics of race.
Read MoreCampus Celebrates Diversity During Unity Week
Annual weeklong event brings students, faculty, and staff together to promote tolerance.
Read MoreCelebrating the Lifelong Friendship of World War II “Old Timers”
Philip Stopol ’47, founder of the Brooklyn College Old Timers Club, honored by fellow WWII veteran Howard Stein ’47.
Read MoreThe Other Side of Loss
Bernard ’62 and Ethel Garil turn personal tragedy into opportunity for students interested in working on a cure for cancer.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Athletes Receive New Hall of Fame
Almost 100 scholar-athletes are honored in the new Hall of Fame in the West Quad Center.
Read MoreBrooklyn Women’s Soccer Grabs CUNYAC Title for Bulldogs
Two-year-old team defeats number-one College of Staten Island for chance to play in Division III tournament.
Read MoreCreative Scholarship Wins Accolades
Four faculty members honored with $25,000 Tow Professorships to support cutting-edge research, ranging from the expansion of the canon of Italian literature to the creation of art with a unique focus on social justice and the human condition.
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06.26.2013
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Susan Landers