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Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders: Kingsborough Community College and PTPS Program Build Pathways to Public Service

KCC has partnered with the US Department of Health and Human Services’ Pathways to Public Service Program (PTPS).

Three Kingsborough Students Named Semifinalists for Coveted Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship

KCC students Sumaya Jashim, Nawel Messaoudi, and Reuben Petit-Noel were among the 459 nationwide semifinalists selected by the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation for its highly competitive Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship.

The Aspen Institute Names Kingsborough Community College is a Semifinalist for Prestigious 2025 Aspen Prize

Kingsborough Community College has made the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program’s list of semifinalists for the 2025 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, making us eligible to compete for $1 million in shared prize funds. (We’re the only semifinalist from New York State!)

Angela Macias: From Hoops to Hope

Angela Macias is making waves at Kingsborough. Angela will graduate in June with a degree in mental health and human services.

Kiana Rojas: Determined & Fearless

Freshman rookie athlete Kiana Rojas is making waves on the basketball court. The Hispanic Queens native is the first in her family to attend college, and she's determined to make the most of her time at Kingsborough Community College

KCC Students Capture Footage and Real-World Experience at SMPTE Meeting

Two students enrolled in KCC's media arts program had the opportunity to demonstrate their skills when they crewed a recent meeting of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers.

KCC Receives Grant To Re-Engage And Re-Enroll Kingsborough Students

KCC was awarded $250,000 by the Heckscher Foundation for Children, in partnership with the Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation.

Kingsborough Awarded $300K Grant To Address Shortage Of Nurses

Kingsborough Community College is one of 10 colleges from the Achieving the Dream (ATD) Network that were awarded a grant.

KCC Professor Jose Nanin Serves as Advisor for New Training Protocols Developed by the World Health Organization

Access to health services depends on the availability, accessibility, and quality of health workers.

SU&IC Ribbon Cutting

Ribbon Cutting Marks The Phase I Completion Of The Student Union & Intercultural Center. The project was completed with partial support of a $600,000 grant from Albany, secured by Senator Persaud.

Liberty Partnership grant

KCC has been awarded a five-year, $2.25 million Liberty Partnership grant ($450,000 each year to serve 360 students).

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