Gunja SenGupta Earns Two Prestigious Book Awards
Her book Sojourners, Sultans, and Slaves earns both the Bentley Book Prize and Lovejoy Book Prize for the best book in world history and global slavery.
Read MoreProfessor Christian Warren Chronicles One of History’s Greatest Childhood Illnesses
“Starved for Light: The Long Shadow of Rickets and Vitamin D Deficiency” is the first comprehensive book on the subject.
Read MoreBuilding Pipelines to Success
Terrance Blackman Stroud ’98 wants to ensure greater social mobility for Brooklyn College students.
Read MoreThe Lanza Legacy
Three brothers. Four degrees. Three offices. The Lanza brothers know Brooklyn College like the back of their hands.
Read MoreHistory Maker
Professor Benjamin Carp Shares Passion for America’s Origins With the World.
Read MoreProfessor Benjamin Carp on Supporting Graduate Students
The article discusses how “networking won’t save us, but we should endeavor to clear pathways instead of pulling up ladders or staying in our bubbles.”
Read MoreLauren Mancia Publishes New Book Meditation and Prayer in the Eleventh-and Twelfth-Century Monastery
Lauren Mancia, Associate History Professor, recently published her book, Meditation and Prayer in the Eleventh-and Twelfth-Century Monastery: Struggling Towards God. The work examines medieval monastic meditation, prayer, and retrospection during
Read MoreClass of 2023: History in the Making
Andrea Di Salvio carves her own path on her terms.
Read MoreProfessor Steve Remy Appears in National Geographic’s “Hitler: The Lost Tapes of the Third Reich”
Professor of History Steve Remy, a world-renowned scholar of 20th-century German history, was featured in the National Geographic series “Hitler: The Lost Tapes of the Third Reich.”
Read MoreBrooklyn College Exhibition to Celebrate Contributions of Female Humanities Professors
“Magisterial Feminae: How Women Who Studied the Ancient World Innovated Brooklyn College, the Latin/Greek Institute, and Beyond” was co-curated by Lauren Mancia and Lucas G. Rubin to celebrate the work of faculty who taught premodern history from 1930-1980.
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04.6.2023
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