Former American Hostage in Iran Looks Back to the First Day of 444 Days of Captivity
Thirty years ago on November 4, Iranian militant students seized the U.S. embassy in Tehran. Fifty-two hostages were held for 444 days. Barry Rosen, BMCC’s Executive Director of Public Affairs, was a State Department press attaché in Tehran in 1979 and was one of the hostages held by militant students.
Curing What Ails America's Healthcare System
Washington has repeatedly tried—and failed—to implement a national health care policy over the last century, says Geoffrey Kurtz. This time it may succeed.
Breaking the Silence Around Domestic Violence
BMCC students and community rally, walk, and raise awareness.
Shedding Light on Buckminster Fuller's Unknown Collaborator
An essay by Cheryl Fish focuses on the architectural, environmental and urban contributions of June Jordan.
Students Helping Students Across The World
BMCC student David Hobart inspires and encourages teenagers to make beautiful music—from New York to South Africa.
Addressing the Needs of Female Students of Color
A pioneering research study focuses on an overlooked segment of the community college population.
