Brooklyn College Video Channel
Ethel Lagarenne Hagquist '32 Speaks to the Class of 2018
Ethel Lagarenne Hagquist '32 Speaks to the Class of 2018
Ethel Lagarenne Hagquist '32, a member of Brooklyn College's first graduating class, delivers a message to the Class of 2018.
5 Myths of the Civil Rights Movement
5 Myths of the Civil Rights Movement
Jeanne Theoharis (Distinguished Professor, Political Science) clears up five common myths and misconceptions of the civil rights movement.
Weathering the Storm 2017 Keynote Address
Weathering the Storm 2017
A day of programming to educate and inform college students, faculty, and staff and our wider community about the effects of and responses to this year's hurricane season that ravaged the Caribbean.
Debating the Future of Policing
Debating the Future of Policing
A debate on the future of policing by Brooklyn College professor and author Alex Vitale and Heather Mac Donald, writer and Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute.
Nicolas Biais on Cryo-Electron Microscopy
Nicolas Biais on Cryo-Electron Microscopy
What is cryo-electron microscopy? Why did this breakthrough win the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry? Nicolas Biais (Biology) tells all.
María Scharrón-del Río on Hurricane Maria's Psychological Impact
María Scharrón-del Río on Hurricane Maria's Psychological Impact
The devastation left by Hurricane Maria will have ongoing psychological impacts on the Puerto Rican Diaspora, according to Associate Professor María Scharrón-del Río.
Brooklyn College Reads Banned Books
Brooklyn College Reads Banned Books
In honor of #BannedBooksWeek 2017, here are six of our favorite banned and challenged titles, ranging from James Joyce’s Ulysses to Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are, presented by the #BCfamily.
Fall 2017: A Brooklyn College Day in a Minute
Fall 2017: A Brooklyn College Day in a Minute
Give us 60 seconds, we'll give you a Brooklyn College day! Here's a time-lapsed look back at the first, fresh moments of this semester.
