Professor Mustapha Khan Brings Heroine of Lemmon Slave Case to Life Through New Audio Drama “How Emeline Got Free” was produced for the Historical Society of the New York Courts and tells the story from the perspective of Emeline Thompson. Read More
Peter Lipke Selected for American Society for Microbiology Distinguished Lecturer Program Biology professor will present research throughout the nation. Read More
Marina Rosenfeld Receives Prestigious Herb Alpert Award Sonic arts adjunct faculty member is well-known for crossing the boundaries of music, performance, and visual art. Read More
Rhema Mills Will Serve as Valedictorian for Class of 2024 The health and nutrition sciences major earns distinction of becoming first Black woman to hold the honor. Read More
Carol L. Zicklin ’61 to be Bestowed Presidential Medal of Honor at 2024 Commencement Zicklin and her husband, Larry, are among the largest donors to Brooklyn College and the CUNY system. Read More
Abigail E. Disney to Serve as Keynote Speaker at 2024 Commencement Film Producer and Philanthropist to be Awarded an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. Read More
LaToya Anderson Named a Top Student Presenter at APS March Meeting Graduating senior is pursuing a double major in Physics and Computational Mathematics. Read More
Freshman Jake Guglielmucci Named a Jeannette K. Watson Fellow Finance and philosophy major aspires to immerse himself in the field of ethical and social entrepreneurship. Read More
Professor Mojúbàolú Olúfúnké Okome Moderates Panel on Chibok Girls Secondary School Abductions The event at the CUNY School of Law on April 14 examined the impacts on Nigeria and the world, as well as the progress made in the past decade. Read More
PIMA Alumnus Wins Triple Canopy’s Inaugural Fellowship Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste ’14 M.F.A. first awardee of the prize in 2024 that supports unorthodox, genre-defying artists that advance the magazine’s commitment to the role of artists as public thinkers. Read More
