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Where Math Meets Social Advocacy
Mathematics Professor Sandra Kingan wanted to help her students better engage with society and speak up on issues that matter to them—using mathematics.
Where Math Meets Social Advocacy
Making It in a Strange Land
What monk parakeets have to teach us about adaptation.
Making It in a Strange Land
Digging Up the Past
STAR students discover what it takes to uncover a part of Brooklyn's history.
Digging Up the Past
Sociology Professor Testifies Before U.N. Committee
United Nations invites Gertrud Lenzer to Geneva for children's rights task force.
Sociology Professor Testifies Before U.N. Committee
Health of Jamaica Bay Wetlands Is Focus of Brooklyn College Symposium
Dozens of scientists from Brooklyn College and beyond discuss restoring the Jamaica Bay watershed.
Health of Jamaica Bay Wetlands Is Focus of Brooklyn College Symposium
Adjunct Scores $20,000 Fellowship to Study Religion in Africa, West Indies
Instructor will combine his love of music and scholarship for the project.
Adjunct Scores $20,000 Fellowship to Study Religion in Africa, West Indies
Stacey Brenner-Moyer Wins Early Career Grant
A National Science Foundation grant of $450,000 will further Professor Brenner-Moyer’s research into organo-catalysis, a new field of chemistry.
Stacey Brenner-Moyer Wins Early Career Grant
Doug Boyer Wins $50,000 Grant to Create a Database of Bones
The assistant professor of archaeology and anthropology is one of the first recipients of a new CUNY grant for junior faculty members.
Doug Boyer Wins $50,000 Grant to Create a Database of Bones
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.
Following the Ghost of Napoleon BonaparteCleaning India's Holiest — And Most Polluted — River
Professor of Film Vinit Parmar's new documentary explores the pollution of India's most sacred river.
Cleaning India's Holiest — And Most Polluted — River
Finding Hope in Urban Farming
Junior Eric Carlsen reimagines our foodways — in the most unlikely places — to better feed the nation.
Finding Hope in Urban Farming
A Matter of Taste
Bitter or sweet? More than just a preference on our palate, they can dramatically alter our moral judgments.
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