100 Black and Hispanic Men Welcome Students Back-to-School Business, community and religious leaders unite to encourage students to excel academicallyOn Wednesday, September 9, 2015, 100 Black and Hispanic Men will cheer on Harlem students on their first day of school […]
The new academic year kicks off at Hostos College with Dr. David Gomez as its permanent President. Late last June, the Board of Trustees of The City University of New York has appointed Dr. David Gomez, a distinguished academic leader, […]
300 backpacks and back-to-school supplies distributed last Saturday at Caserta Playground ‘Family Fun’ celebration Over 400 people attended a back-to-school celebration and free school supplies giveaway held last Saturday at Caserta Playground which was jointly sponsored by Assemblyman Luis Sepulveda and the PTA of […]
Analysis Shows Pipeline to Quality Schooling Reserved for White/Asian Students, while Black/Hispanic Students Condemned to Unequal and Inferior Schools Mayor de Blasio Needs to Keep His Promise to End Inequality — Educational Inequality Leads to Income Inequality A new […]
New York Public Library Kicks off Summer Reading Program at Mott Haven Branch with Neighborhood Block Party On Wednesday, August 26th, The New York Public Library will be celebrated the participants of our Summer Reading essay contest. Enthused young […]
Cancer Won’t Beat Coach A and His Lady Tigers by Koi Germany, Jr. Coach Christopher Astacio, recent stomach cancer survivor and physical and health education instructor at Jordan L. Mott, Junior High School 22, granted The Bronx Chronicle an exclusive interview […]
Although it’s only mid-July, the start of a new school year is almost here. The Bronx Chronicle believes it’s important for parents to prepare their children for the challenges ahead. To that end, we have compiled a list of things […]
Student Chapter of the National Association of Black Accountants Recognized at National Conference BRONX, NY, June 29, 2015 – Monroe College, a national leader in urban and international education, announced today that its student chapter of the National […]
Governor Cuomo is in New York City to sign his signature “Enough is Enough” Legislation to Combat Sexual Assault on College Campuses. The bill signing takes place at 12 noon at the New York University School of Law. Last year, […]
“I would like to welcome Dr. Thomas A. Isekenegbe – whose distinguished career spans nearly 30 years of service in administrative, teaching and leadership roles at higher education institutions – as the new president of Bronx Community College. BCC is […]
“I want to offer my heartfelt congratulations to Dr. David Gómez for being named President of Hostos Community College. During his tenure as Interim President of Hostos, my office and I have had the pleasure to work with Dr. Gómez […]
The SUNY Bronx Educational Opportunity Center is currently recruiting for our upcoming tuition-free Master Barber Licensing. The next class starts on August 10, 2015. Limited seats available. Registration: Monday & Wednesday 8:30 am 1666 Bathgate Avenue Bronx, […]
The New York Times reports that Barnard College will begin accepting transgender women, joining other women’s colleges that have created policies on admitting students who don’t identify with their birth sex. The New York Times: http://goo.gl/qWtj63
Students from Success Academy charter schools in the Bronx and Harlem captured three of the top 10 spots when 2,100 elementary school students from across the country faced off in the National Elementary Chess Championships in Nashville last weekend. In […]
On Sunday, Governor Andrew Cuomo attended a rally supporting the Parental Choice in Education Act, which he introduced last week. The Act will provide $150 million in education tax credits annually that reach across a variety of aspects in the […]
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