Landmark Study by Anna O. Law Challenges Decision-Making System in U.S. Immigration Courts Professor of political science publishes collaborative NSF-funded research paper based on analysis of more than 500 asylum cases. Read More
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 More
Professor 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 More
Kenneth Gould Takes Environmental Expertise Abroad Professor of Sociology serves as visiting faculty fellow at the University of Auckland in New Zealand. Read More
Happy Birthday, Shirley! In what would have been her centennial year, Shirley Chisholm’s legacy as a changemaker continues to resonate. Read More
Life Through a Different Lens Ocean Vuong ’12 has turned to an old pastime—photography—to capture in pictures the life of his immigrant family. Read More
Call Her Ms. Flatbush Shelley Worrell ’00 made a career—and a lifestyle—celebrating Brooklyn’s Caribbean community. Read More
Building Pipelines to Success Terrance Blackman Stroud ’98 wants to ensure greater social mobility for Brooklyn College students. Read More
Mojúbàolú Olúfunké Okome Selected to Council on Foreign Relations Education Ambassador Program The higher education initiative is dedicated to those championing global affairs in colleges across the country. Read More
