On Campus Groups Adapt and Overcome to Keep Students Engaged During COVID
Written By: Qichelle Maitland The arrival of the COVID-19 virus and the chaos that it quickly caused disrupted the world as we knew it. On […]
Articles by Qichelle Maitland
BC Alum Saul Kassin and the Science of False Confessions
In our criminal justice system, a confession is often considered to be the most substantial piece of evidence there is. However, in some cases, when […]
Brooklyn’s Early Childhood Program Adapts to Online
Before the pandemic, the Early Childhood Center (ECC) at Brooklyn College served as a safe place where student parents and faculty members could leave […]
Koppleman School Program Aims to Solve the Ultimate “Math Problem”
Recently, the Koppelman School of Business partnered with Brooklyn NoBrainer, a test preparation center, to help BC students boost their numerical literacy. Through their […]
A Blast from the Past: BC Circa 1967
For years, the highly anticipated Brooklyn College County Fair was held each spring, giving students the chance to showcase their clubs and raise some school […]
Counseling Through COVID
Before the Covid-19 outbreak, Stacey Mohamed, a licensed mental health counselor and recent Brooklyn College graduate, provided counseling through group therapy at an outpatient clinic. […]
Robert Viscusi 1941-2020
Written By Qichelle Maitland Robert Viscusi, longtime professor, pioneering Italian American writer, and Executive Officer of the Wolfe Institute for the Humanities at Brooklyn College, […]