Making It in a Strange Land
What monk parakeets have to teach us about adaptation.
Read MoreTwo Alumni Score Fulbright Awards
Fulbright Fellows will travel to Israel and Finland to advance their education.
Read MoreOn 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 MoreU.S. News & World Report Ranks Brooklyn College Among the Best
Graduate programs score high on widely cited lists.
Read MoreAlumnae Cited for “Extraordinary” Service by Kings County District Attorney
Basketball coach and advocate for women’s rights are among four alumnae honored during Women’s History Month.
Read MoreA Matter of Taste
Bitter or sweet? More than just a preference on our palate, they can dramatically alter our moral judgments.
Read MoreA Trip to Honduras on Medical Brigade Changes Lives for Both Students and Locals
For most people, a trip to Honduras revolves around reef diving, Mayan ruins and visits to biological reserves. For a group of 23 Brooklyn College students, however, it involved something
Read MoreAnnual Science Research Day Draws Record Number of Entries
When some 300 students, faculty and staff participated in this spring’s 21st Science Research Day at Brooklyn College, they set a new record for the annual event: They presented 137
Read MoreStudents Earn Credit by Teaching English and Civic Lessons to Immigrants
Nadine Alexander, a senior health and nutrition sciences student who has been accepted to Johns Hopkins, recently accomplished something that took her outside the realm of her major: She taught
Read MorePolymath in Residence at Brooklyn College
Forget the which-came-first puzzle — the chicken or the egg. A more interesting question is: Do chickens prefer attractive people? The answer is yes, according to Stefano Ghirlanda, the new
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01.26.2011
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Susan Landers