Following the Ghost of Napoleon Bonaparte
Anthony Mancini, director of the journalism program, travels around the world while writing his latest book about the French military leader.
Read MoreCleaning India’s Holiest — And Most Polluted — River
Professor of Film Vinit Parmar’s new documentary explores the pollution of India’s most sacred river.
Read MoreThe Debt
Actor and model Justiin Davis is under no delusions about how his success was achieved and the many individuals to whom he owes thanks.
Read MoreA Classical Go-Getter Hits All the Right Notes
Jeffrey Biegel is experiencing a flourishing career. The concert pianist is an adjunct associate professor and the coordinator of piano studies in the Conservatory of Music, and his most recent
Read MoreBrooklyn College Establishes Four New Schools
As the new academic year gets under way, President Karen L. Gould officially welcomed the founding deans of four new schools, completing the final stage of an ambitious academic reorganization
Read MoreInterdepartmental Collaboration Results in Striking — and Fiscally Responsible — Overhaul of Television Studio
When Brooklyn College’s 2010 newscast was named regional winner in the Society for Professional Journalists contest and took second place in the nation, Emmy Award winner Barbara Nevins Taylor, the
Read MoreBrooklyn College Breaks Ground on New Performing Arts Center
When President Karen L. Gould dug a shovel into the ground outside Gershwin Hall on May 13, she officially began Brooklyn College’s latest construction project: a new performing arts center.
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 MoreBroadway Shows Are Now in SEEK Students’ Playbook
Thanks to a joint program between CUNY and the nonprofit Theatre Development Fund (TDF), SEEK students are partaking in a quintessential New York experience — attending a Broadway show. For
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
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05.25.2011
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