Womxn Up! Launches a Room of Its Own
To the rhythm of traditional drumming and the bilingual chant of “Yo soy ella! I am she! Womxn Up!” 50 BCC women marched across the Quad and up the stairs of the […]
Hispanic Conference Includes a BCC Contingent
Some 40 BCC students attended the Spring 2019 conference of SOMOS, Inc. a nonprofit organization committed to addressing the needs of the Hispanic population of New York State. From March […]
THE DEPUTY MAYOR MEETS BCC
As New York City’s Deputy Mayor for Strategic Policy Initiatives, Dr. J. Phillip Thompson’s portfolio runneth over. It includes the Department of Youth and Community Development; the Department [...]
Shirley Chisholm: A Catalyst for Change
In celebration of Black History Month and Women’s History Month 2019, the President’s Conversation Series celebrates Shirley Chisholm. Come learn more about this New Yorker’s [...]
Seth Offenbach’s new book The Conservative Movement and the Vietnam War
The Vietnam War was the central political issue of the 1960s and 1970s. This study by Seth Offenbach explains how the conflict shaped modern conservatism. The war caused disputes between […]
RETHINKING A MAJOR BCC LANDMARK
On Friday, March 8, Bronx Community College students, faculty, staff and alumni joined local figures from the worlds of education, economic development and the arts in the elegant marble Rotunda [...]
Lunch with Leaders feat. Vikki L. Pryor
The “Lunch with Leaders” lecture series brings local elected officials, business executives, activists and other accomplished figures to the Bronx Community College campus, where they talk to [...]
