Television Radio & Emerging Media
Don Buchwald ’59 attributes his good fortune to many things, and high on that list are being born in Brooklyn and being a graduate of Brooklyn College.
Lonnie Burstein ’82, executive vice president of programming and production for Debmar-Mercury, returns to campus to mentor and give back to a new generation of students.
Assistant Professor Jason Moore’s childhood dream of being in his favorite movie came true when virtual reality enabled him to create a new kind of immersive film experience.
An alumna and media professional turned professor found her academic path in the rise of K-pop.
CNN anchor Don Lemon ’96 believes it is the duty of all Americans to defend the Constitution. In a conversation with Brooklyn College President Michelle J. Anderson, Lemon talks about the media landscape and the special responsibility journalists have toward the First Amendment.
Brooklyn College scholars not only jump into the public discourse on the issue, but prepare their students for a vastly different media landscape.
Professor Irene Sosa documented the works of feminist artist Nancy Spero over decades. Last spring, her videos were a key feature of a major retrospective.