Education makes up a third of New York City’s annual budget. That’s over 40 billion dollars in 2026, funding the public education of over 945,000 students. And this year, the system has a new Committee...
House of Sticks: A Memoir is a New York City Book Awards Hornblower Award Winner, rated 4.8 stars on Goodreads, and one of Vogue and NPR’s best books of the year. It was written by Bronx Science alumna...
When Andrew Lo ’77 first entered Bronx Science, he was a young student who mixed up formulas and struggled to memorize his time tables. Now, he is returning as an esteemed economist, a professor of finance...
When Martin Afromowitz ’62 took the SHSAT, he left the testing facility with a sinking feeling. He had skipped one question early in the exam but forgot to leave it blank on his bubble sheet. In the...
Maggie Siff ’92 skipped her high school graduation.
As a dedicated member of the Bronx Science Speech & Debate team, she had advanced to the final round of a national tournament in Fargo, North...
On May 24th, 2023, The Bronx Science Foundation hosted the Bronx Science Student Research Celebration Program, which showcased the graduating Class of 2023’s Research projects. Students from all research...
On Friday June 2nd, 2023, the Bronx High School of Science had the honor of welcoming alumni Dr. Andrew Lo '77 back to be inducted into the Bronx Science Hall of Fame. Dr. Lo is a professor of finance...
Millard ‘Mickey’ Drexler ’62 will deliver the Keynote Address to the Bronx Science Class of 2023 during the 95th Commencement Ceremony at the United Palace Theater on June 23rd, 2023. Drexler is...
When you think of notable Bronx Science alumni, several names should probably come to mind. With eight Nobel Laureates, eight Pulitzer Prize winners, and countless leaders in art, science, and business,...
On November 15th, 2022, the Bronx Science community celebrated the opening of the brand new Stanley Manne ’52 Research Institute, with a ribbon cutting ceremony organized by the Alumni Foundation, Inc.
The...
On Friday, September 30th, 2022, the Bronx Science community had the honor of hosting Dr. Jung Pak ’92 at the Bronx Science Famous Speakers Forum, an event where Bronx Science hosts distinguished speakers...
In his first year at SUNY Binghamton, Eli Holzman ’92 sat drawing a Valentine’s Day card next to his roommate. Holzman knew him as a prodigious accountant, the best student in their shared finance...
'Matter is neither created nor destroyed' states the Law of Conservation of Mass. It simply changes form. Instead of sending matter to rot in landfills, Andreas Gruson ’87 diverts it to a better use...
On February 7th, 2020, three esteemed Bronx Science alumni visited to hold an open panel for students during an assembly in the auditorium. New York State senators Jamaal Bailey, John Liu, and Toby Stavisky...
Students at The Bronx High School of Science, a school renowned for its accomplished alumni and quality education, are no stranger to high expectations. Luckily, the research program at Bronx Science...
The Bronx High School of Science boasts eight Nobel laureates and numerous other graduates who have been incredibly successful in their fields, attesting to the unparalleled level of education provided...
Critically acclaimed author Min Jin Lee ’86 will deliver the keynote address to the Bronx Science graduating class of 2019 at the United Palace Theater on Wednesday, June 26th, 2019.
A Bronx Science...
The Bronx High School of Science Research Program has been a long-running opportunity for students to conduct original research. It currently features a three year course of study to develop a project,...
Dr. Lisa Su, now a celebrated American business executive and electrical engineer, once roamed the hallways of Bronx Science as a student. After graduating in 1986, she went on to receive her bachelor’s,...
In 1938, Bronx Science was founded to provide a unique education to students with interests in science and math, creating an educational foundation for years to come. Over the decades, students and faculty...
