City and State's Bronx Power 50 recognizes the appointees, advocates, community leaders and others who are moving the Bronx forward. Thank you, City and State for recognizing those that are POWERFUL LEADERS in OUR MCNY [...]
On July 29th, MCNY's School for Business Associate Professor, Dr. Lessie Branch was invited by the Bronx Borough President, Ruben Dias, Jr. to discuss Health Disparities and COVID19 in the [...]
Please join us in congratulating George Contreras, adjunct professor in the School for Public Affairs and Administration, Emergency and Disaster Management Master’s program. Professor Contreras, as an expert in the field of medical, health and [...]
Please take a moment to watch this important Town Hall event. The foundation of Metropolitan College of New York is deeply rooted in social justice. And as such, it is part [...]
Racism in the 21st Century WHY THIS EVENT: No more! The literal souls of Black people have been sustaining and nurturing the souls of white folk and their white fragility in America, and beyond, for [...]
The country is still in the middle of a historic pandemic. Cases are spiking in Oklahoma. And there’s no treatment for the disease or vaccine against it. Trump rally is a recipe for disaster. Read more...The [...]
We watch it in deadly videos, see it on t-shirts and spray-painted walls, but I heard the phrase “I can’t breathe” in another terrible way, from the lips of victims of COVID-19, shortly before the [...]
Join Metropolitan College of New York in celebrating the Class of 2020! With resilience, perseverance, and dedication, this year’s graduating class joins the ranks of proud MCNY alumni. We invite you to watch the virtual [...]
By Kim Hardware Michelle Rodriguez of the South Bronx earned a degree in the school of hard knocks long before she was a five-time Dean’s List award recipient and part of the Phi Theta Kappa [...]
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” ― Martin Luther King Jr. [...]
