Support to Go the Distance
New Zicklin Summer Fellows program gives aid to students in summer internships and classes.
Read MoreIn the Name of Her Father
Staff member Anselma Rodriguez’s career has been a testament to her father’s memory and the Brooklyn College ethic of giving back.
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 MoreSociology Professor Testifies Before U.N. Committee
United Nations invites Gertrud Lenzer to Geneva for children’s rights task force.
Read MoreThe Graduate Who Won’t Be There
A posthumous honor for a senior who doggedly endeavored to get her degree.
Read MoreThe End of Occupy Wall Street, or Just the Beginning?
Several weeks since the encampment in Zuccotti Park was dismantled, Occupy Wall Street is still struggling to find its footing. Demonstrations continue around the country; on Dec. 12, protesters up
Read More50th Anniversary Class Reflects on How It Was, and How It Has Changed
It was a year when egg creams with Fox’s U-Bet chocolate syrup and hot salted pretzels were all the rage among the college set in Brooklyn. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was
Read MoreThe Class of 1961 Received More Than an Education…
Love was in the air at Brooklyn College in 1961. At the same time that they returned to campus for the 2011 Commencement Exercises as members of the Golden Anniversary
Read MoreLibrary Celebrates Campus Page Turners
It was an event that even President Karen L. Gould couldn’t keep herself from cheering about. “Bravo! Brava!” she said to all the faculty authors celebrated at the Annual Book
Read MoreTeaching Police to Work With Demonstrators
Associate Professor of Sociology Alex Vitale believes police should help people exercise their right to demonstrate, perhaps even do it more efficiently and effectively. That’s why the Korean National Police
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03.11.2011
Posted By
Susan Landers