Local Politics: Part 3 Focus on Politics and Protests In Brooklyn Join the MCNY Library and Deputy Public Advocate, Civic and Community Empowerment, Metropolitan College of New York MBA graduate, Xamayla Rose, discussing Politics and Protests [...]
Song, Poetry, Literature, Deep Conversation Co-sponsored by Student Services and MCNY Library Organized and moderated by Prof. Desi K. Robinson in conversation with Dr. Lessie Branch(MCNY) and Sekou Malefi Baako, Black History Professor (York [...]
MCNY Library’s Local Politics Series continues! Join the MCNY Library for a discussion of politics in the Bronx, with MCNY alumna and Deputy Bronx Borough President Marricka Scott-McFadden! Local Politics: Part 2 – The Bronx [...]
Completing college is more of a struggle for African American and Latino men than for any other racial or ethnic group. The troubled status of these groups in higher education continues to plague the growth [...]
A Virtual Town Hall co-sponsored by the MCNY Faculty Council and MCNY Library Our panel of experts will discuss the “FACTS” and “MYTHS” surrounding the COVID-19 vaccines with a focus on how the coronavirus pandemic is [...]
Leaders at Metropolitan College of New York are leading the way on trends presented by the pandemic in higher education! Amy Greenstein, MCNY Vice President of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs Evolution not [...]
Student Spotlight Todd Bristow is an MCNY MBA student, class of 2020,who has held leadership positions in the nonprofit sector. The library was fortunate to have his attendance at our last conversation event, “The Anti-Racist [...]
The Anti-Racist Reading List - Then and Now: Framing the Conversation By Tina Callender, Evening Reference Librarian Weary and exhausted from the pandemic and being socially distanced, isolated from family and friends, at the end of May I --like so [...]
By Natalia Sucre, Instruction & Digital Services Librarian The Background In early February, the MCNY community witnessed on stage a seldom discussed story: the flourishing of autonomous, Black prosperity in early twentieth-century America. The play [...]
By Kate Adler, Director of Library Services The Plan A library is built on the “radical” belief that access to ideas and information is a human right. Libraries serve the unique needs and the [...]
