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KCC Receives $500,000 NSF Grant to Boost Student STEM Research

The grant is part of the NSF's Innovation in Two-Year College STEM Education program, created to accelerate the impact of evidence-based practices in undergraduate STEM education at two-year colleges.

KCC Professor Awarded $60,000 NEH Grant for Book on Children of the KKK

The National Endowment for the Humanities awarded Kingsborough Community College history professor Elke Sabella $60,000 to write "Children of the Klan: Growing Up in the Southern Far Right 1950-1990.

NASA Space Apps Hosts International Hackathon at Kingsborough Community College

The NASA International Space Apps Challenge will host its international hackathon to address real-world problems on Earth and in space on October 5-6 at Kingsborough Community College.

Nursing Professors Receive Award for Research on Children Who Lost Caregivers to COVID-19

Nursing professors Sarah A. Browne-Bradwisch, Erin Murphy-Smith and Catherine Wilson-Mooney have won APEX 2024’s Grand Award.

New Men’s Volleyball Team Coming to Kingsborough Community College with $10K Boost from the NJCAA Foundation and First Point Volleyball Foundation

Coach Paul Watson will lead the new men's volleyball program.

Kingsborough And Other CUNY Community Colleges Set To Provide Job Training Citywide For Unemployed Via A Multimillion-Dollar DOL-Funded Project

Six CUNY community colleges, including KCC, receive a nearly $5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Strengthening Community College Training Grants program to accelerate education and training programs in partnership with Amazon, Google, and nine other companies and non-profit organizations

Kingsborough Community College Named One Of 747 Military Friendly Schools

KCC is one of a half dozen CUNY colleges to earn the coveted 2021-2022 Military Friendly School designation.

KCC ALUMNI FOCUS: Dr. Kinta Alexander ‘98 — View From The Frontline Of The Coronavirus Pandemic

Dr. Kinta Alexander, director of Infection Prevention and Control at New York City Health + Hospitals/Harlem and Kingsborough Community College alumnus, is center stage in the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mayor De Blasio Announces Efforts To Help Young Adults Overcome Challenges Of The COVID-19 Pandemic, Including Partnership With Kingsborough Community College

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a series of steps his administration is taking to support New York City youth and young adults, including a restructured Work Learn & Grow program to focus on college and career readiness providing 2,155 NYC high school students the opportunity to take a for-credit CUNY course through KCC, followed by a paid internship experience.

Seniors Stay Connected Through Elective Courses At Kingsborough Community College

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