Assistant Professor May Cheung Wins $785K Grant This 4-year project focuses on understanding the genetic and environmental influences on liking sweet tastes in two traditionally underrepresented populations in science, Black and Asian populations. Read More
A Global Change-Maker Sophomore and Watson Fellow Ricky Costas-Hernandez aims to make worldwide change with food security. Read More
Faculty Publish Book on Gender Issues in Strength Sports Cultural Anthropology Professor and Children and Youth Studies Director Katie Rose Hejtmanek from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and Natural and Behavioral Sciences and Adjunct Professor of Anthropology Melissa Forbis Read More
In the Interest of Public Health Michael Joseph ’94 has educated generations of public health professionals for over two decades and shows no sign of stopping. Read More
Professor of Anthropology Stephen Chester Part of $3 Million National Science Foundation Grant Funding for Brooklyn College, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, and seven additional collaborating institutions will help unravel mysteries of how life rebounded after the extinction of the dinosaurs. Read More
The Career Builder The ministry of Sabine Saint-Cyr ’12, ’15 M.S. is helping people envision and build their careers. Read More
Culturally Relevant Assistant Professor Horlyck-Romanovsky and her students work to prevent Type 2 diabetes in New York City’s Black Caribbean communities. Read More
Professor Margrethe Horlyck-Romanovsky Receives $1.1 Million Contract for “Ghanaian Immigrant Mental Health and Wellbeing Project” Assistant Professor of Health and Nutrition Sciences Margrethe Horlyck-Romanovsky from the School of Natural and Behavioral Sciences was awarded a $1.1 million contract from the National Institute for Minority Health Read More
Green Infrastructure Test Bed Planted on Campus The site will educate and support NYC stormwater and climate resiliency efforts. Read More
Luis Quadri Publishes Research on Pathogen That Causes Tuberculosis-Like Pulmonary Disease The work examines the genes that Mycobacterium kansasii needs to grow and their implications for drug resistance and drug development. Read More
