Afrikan Heritage Month at BMCC: A Celebration of Black Culture and Legacy

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Afrikan Heritage Month at BMCC: A Celebration of Black Culture and Legacy Afrikan Heritage Month at Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) is an annual celebration dedicated to honoring Black culture, history, and achievements. This month-long series of events brings together students, faculty, and the community to engage in discussions, performances, and educational experiences that […]

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Changes to device distribution for spring 2025

Starting March 3, 2025, Information Resources and Technology (IRT) will loan laptops for the semester to students from S135 in 199 Chambers.   The BMCC Library will loan Chromebooks and iPads for the semester until IRT is ready to loan devices. Hotspots are no longer available.  As of March 3, semester long loans of devices […]

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Winter reading, watching, and listening for free!

BMCC Library Circulating collection

A list of free art and cultural resources available in NYC and online. Arts and Culture E-Books, Anime, Comics, and Fanfiction Movies Music Newspapers Performing Arts Parks and Nature *BMCC databases. Login with your CUNY login – what you use for Blackboard and CUNYFirst. If you are not able to access any of the BMCC […]

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Study hall hours for finals

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The Library will be open until 11:45PM during finals week (December 14, 2024 to December 21, 2024) for studying only. Study hall hours begin after the library’s regular closing time.  Computers, printing, and scanning services are available.  Hours: Saturday, December 14:  Regular Hours: 10:00 AM – 5:45 PM   Study Hall: 5:45 PM to 11:45 PM*    Sunday, December […]

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Randolph Library Book Club: Never Whistle at Night

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On November 22nd, the Randolph Library Book Club met to discuss the November book Never Whistle at Night, an anthology edited by Shane Hawk. The intriguing collection of short stories Never Whistle At Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology delves into the complex and varied experiences of Native Americans. These 26 stories challenge readers to […]

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Randolph Library Book Club: Flamer

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On October 30th, the Randolph Library Book Club will hosts their meeting to discuss Flamer by Mike Curato. Mike Curato’s Flamer is a touching coming-of-age graphic novel that captures the struggles of growing up while navigating the complexities of identity, religion, and sexuality. Set at a summer camp, the story follows Aiden, a Filipino-American boy […]

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Randolph Library Book Club: Tales from La Vida

Hispanic Heritage Month Book Display

The Randolph Library Book Club recently kicked off its first session by diving into Tales from La Vida by Frederick Luis Aldama. This captivating collection illuminates Latinx storytelling and visual artistry, featuring over eighty remarkable contributions from talented Latinx creators. Drawing from personal experiences anchored in the language, culture, and history that define Latinx identities […]

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