Dear Members of the MCNY Family, Our connections with each other are what make the MCNY community so powerful—the combined strength of faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends who share the dreams and hopes of [...]
FORMER SUBTERRANEAN DWELLER TO OPEN WOMEN’S SHELTER IN MOTT HAVEN By Alex Krales / August 14, 2023 Maria Prado remembers darker days when she lived underground. Tall and slender with a short salt and pepper bob, [...]
What do Jay-Z, Sean “Diddy” Combs, Beyoncé and Dr. Dre have in common? They have the honor of being listed on Billboard’s 2023 Power Players Most Impactful Executives in Hip-Hop and R&B with the [...]
Dear MCNY Community, 2022 brought renewed vibrancy and energy to the MCNY community—and to our campuses—as we move past the pandemic. Students, faculty and staff continued to demonstrate resilience and dedication as they enthusiastically [...]
On Thursday, June 29, 2023, the Supreme Court decided to cast aside decades of established law and limit the ability of colleges and universities to create diverse and inclusive learning environments [...]
MCNY School for Business Presents a virtual conference Current Global Economic Outlook and Prospects The School for Business International Conference is designed to provide the MCNY students direct exposure to the global business [...]
Graduating from college is a special moment for any student, but what many don't realize is the tremendous amount of effort the faculty and staff put in to make it a reality. Behind [...]
MCNY will honor NYC Council Speaker Adrienne E. Adams and NYC Department of Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch for their Continued Commitment to Positive Change in Our Communities June 1, 2023 – Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY) [...]
Join us for Urban Dialogue and hear from scholar and author Dr. Rachel A. Quinn on "Writing about Black Women's Lives: A 'Being la Dominicana' Book Talk." This event will be filled with unique [...]
Meet Kimberly Tyre, NYCHA Resident & Emergency Preparedness Associate “I have worked in the community as an advocate for public housing residents, public school children, and on child welfare issues,” Ms. Tyre said. [...]
