Music, Nature, and History Converge in Unique Catskills-Inspired Premiere
Professors Jason Eckardt and Marianne Gythfeldt debut an immersive musical work honoring the Eastern hemlock’s remarkable recovery in New York’s Catskills region.
Read MoreTow Center Hosts Three Fall Creative Residencies Supporting New Work
Creative residencies connect Brooklyn College students and faculty with acclaimed artists.
Read MoreAdjunct Film Professor Advances in iHeartRadio Top Host Competition
Deborah Goodwin, who teaches screenwriting, is hoping to secure the grand prize in the Ryan Seacrest backed contest.
Read MoreFour Faculty Members Selected as CUNY Career Success Fellows
Subject matter experts from four schools will join a yearlong initiative aimed at strengthening career readiness and student success across CUNY.
Read MoreEduardo Andres Alfonso Named Curator of The Art Gallery at Brooklyn College
Accomplished curator, architect, and educator brings an innovative exhibition practice shaped by leading roles at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, The Shed, and Bard College’s Center for Curatorial Studies.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Ranks Third Nationally for Return on Investment in New Forbes Ranking
Affordable tuition and strong alumni earnings place the college among the nation’s top-performing institutions.
Read MoreA Campus Community United by Loss, Resilience, and Remembrance
As Brooklyn College marks 25 years since September 11, the campus reflects on a day of loss, unity, and a tradition of remembrance that continues today.
Read MoreAdjunct Faculty Member Lee Maxey Selected for Prestigious Sharpe-Walentas Studio Residency
Chosen from a national pool of 2,059 applicants, Maxey is one of just 17 artists awarded a yearlong, rent-free studio space in DUMBO, Brooklyn, through the renowned residency program.
Read MoreArt Professor Jennifer McCoy Showcased in Major Exhibitions and Artist Talks This Fall
The acclaimed art professor’s work with Kevin McCoy will be featured at the Whitney Museum of American Art, bitforms gallery, and Hudson Valley Community College, highlighting her influence on contemporary media, film, and digital art.
Read MoreM.F.A. Program Coordinator Rachel Rampleman’s Life is Drag Selected for Prestigious Sulmona Prize Competition
International recognition follows a milestone year for an ongoing project documenting and preserving drag performance and culture.
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09.2.2026
Posted By
Richard Pietras