"A Century of Black History Commemorations" honors 100 years since the first observance founded by Dr. Carter G. Woodson in 1926. Guest Speaker Rev. Dr. Lester W. Taylor, Jr. reflects on the legacy of those who paved the way for historical recognition...
Spring 2 Starts
¡Acompáñanos para una experiencia en el campus! Join us for an informative and welcoming Admissions Information Session and Q&A, where you’ll learn about Bergen Community College’s academic programs, application process, financial aid opportunities, and student support services. After the session, enjoy a...
Join us for an informative and welcoming Admissions Information Session and Q&A, where you will learn about Bergen Community College’s academic programs, application process, financial aid opportunities, and student support services. Following the session, enjoy a one-hour, student-led walking tour of our...
Bergen's culinary arts student-run restaurant celebrates 100 years of preserving, honoring, and uplifting Black history, culture, and contributions. Join us for a dining experience that commemorates a century of Black history through flavor, learning, and community. Lunch will be provided in C-211...
Got an interest in astronomy? Stop by the Winter 2026 Public Viewing Nights at the Emil Buehler Trust Observatory. See different stars and systems right here at Bergen! View the Winter Public Viewing Nights schedule here. A Public Viewing Night will be...
Look through the history of voting rights at Bergen! The Gilder Lehrman Traveling Historical Exhibit’s "Who Can Vote?: A Brief History of Voting Rights in the United States" showcase has come to Bergen. Explore the biggest moments in American voting history, and...
Join us for an informative and welcoming Admissions Information Session and Q&A, where you will learn about Bergen Community College’s academic programs, application process, financial aid opportunities, and student support services. Following the session, enjoy a one-hour, student-led walking tour of our...
Written during the Harlem Renaissance, "I, Too" (initially published in 1926) is a powerful declaration of Black pride, resilience, and hope. The poem serves as a direct response to Walt Whitman's "I Hear America Singing," offering an alternative vision of who belongs...
Look through the history of voting rights at Bergen! The Gilder Lehrman Traveling Historical Exhibit’s "Who Can Vote?: A Brief History of Voting Rights in the United States" showcase has come to Bergen. Explore the biggest moments in American voting history, and...
Succeeding in your classes can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. Practice mindfulness and learn stress-relieving strategies when studying and completing assignments. The Student Success Workshop will take place in S-140.
Look through the history of voting rights at Bergen! The Gilder Lehrman Traveling Historical Exhibit’s "Who Can Vote?: A Brief History of Voting Rights in the United States" showcase has come to Bergen. Explore the biggest moments in American voting history, and...
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