On April 27, 2018, David Botstein ’59 came back to Bronx Science to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Currently serving on the National Academy of Sciences and as the Chief Scientific Officer of Calico,...

For Bert Brodsky, ‘work’ is business. From a young age, Brodsky has been a savvy entrepreneur. “My whole life I wanted to be in business. When I was twelve years old, I would collect the empty bottles...

Now an Emmy Award-winning actor, Jon Cryer ’83 was once a Bronx Science student working to balance auditions with homework. Cryer, who is best known for his roles as Alan Harper in the CBS sitcom ‘Two...

On November 8, 2017, Mickey Drexler, Class of 1962, paid a special visit to The Bronx High School of Science, a place that had a significant impact on the rest of his life. Having grown up in the Bronx,...

On November 20, 2017, Jay Goldberg ’58 and Mary Cirillo ’65 were inducted into the 80th Anniversary Hall of Fame. Although they attended high school in two different Bronx Science buildings, they found...

Joseph Greenaway ’74 returned to the halls of Bronx Science on January 12, 2018 to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Currently, he serves as a jurist of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third...

“I wanted to be a scientist – that’s why I came to Bronx Science,” said Howard Jonas ’74, during his visit to Bronx Science on November 17, 2017 to receive recognition as a distinguished alumnus...

Ellen Oran Kaden graduated from Bronx Science in 1968, arguably one of the most tumultuous years in contemporary American history. The rise of the anti-Vietnam protests, the Civil Rights Movement, and...

On February 6, 2018, Michael Kay ’78, famed Yankees announcer, visited Bronx Science for his induction into the Hall of Fame. Bronx Science laid the framework for what would be an extremely successful...

Back when The Bronx High School of Science really did have a pool, Leonard Kleinrock, class of ’51, was in the midst of his education: balancing the swim team, the recording club, and a rigorous curriculum. A...

“Don’t worry about what you cannot do, focus on what you can,” King F. Lai said. Former Bronx Science Student of the Class of 1978 and a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Lai has built...

On December 14, 2017, Leonard Lauder ’50 and Ronald Lauder ’61 came to visit Bronx Science in honor of their Hall of Fame induction. They have each have achieved enormous growth within Estée Lauder,...

“History has failed us, but no matter,” begins Bronx Science Class of 1986 alumna Min Jin Lee in her award-winning novel, ‘Pachinko.’ On December 4, 2017, Min Jin Lee paid the school a visit to...

After graduating fifty-eight years ago, Robert Lefkowitz ’59 became involved with groundbreaking research on the unique receptors on cells within living organisms. Now a Nobel Laureate and a James B....

On November 13, 2017, Joseph Lelyveld ’54 paid a visit to Bronx Science as part of an initiative to commemorate the school’s 80th Anniversary. Lelyveld is a former journalist and prominent author,...

Ann Lewnes, a Bronx Science alumna of the Class of 1979 and both the Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer of Adobe, visited Bronx Science on November 29, 2017 for her induction into the Bronx...

On May 24, 2018, esteemed Bronx Science alumnus Donald Marron ’50 paid a visit to his former high school. As a renowned financier and entrepreneur, Marron’s numerous accomplishments and contributions...

Mathematician, professor, and Bronx Science alumnus Barry Mazur ’54 now holds several prestigious awards, including the Veblen Prize, the Cole Prize, and the National Medal of Science for his work in...

Ira Millstein, a member of the Class of ’43, still reminisces about his high school days at Bronx Science. Having started out as an all boys school, Bronx Science has changed since he attended and grown...

Karin Rabe, Class of ’78, is now a computational materials physicist with a particular interest in the use of quantum-mechanical calculations for the study of phase transitions and the theoretical design...