Beginnings. College Number Seven
Dr. Richard D. Trent is named as President
The College gets its senior status and its name
The first commencement exercises
MEC is restructured as a community college
A Chance to Give Yourself a Change
Dr. Edison. O. Jackson is named as President
Street named after Medgar Evers
Senior college status regained
Ground breaking ceremony for new campus buildings
Ribbon cutting ceremony for new campus buildings
Topping ceremony for Academic Complex I
Dr. William L. Pollard is named as President
Ribbon cutting for the Academic Building I
Dr. Rudolph F. Crew is named as MEC President
Ribbon cutting for the renovated library
Bill Renaming Subway Stations to Honor Medgar Evers College Signed into Law
Dr. Crew announces that he will be leaving MEC
Statement of solidarity over police brutality and racial injustice
Subway stations renamed in honor of Medgar Evers College
COVID-19 Vaccination Site at Medgar Evers College
Dr. Denise B. Maybank is named as Interim President
Dr. Patricia Ramsey is named as MEC President
Medgar Evers College Receives Historic $20 Million Grant from New York City Mayor’s Office
Medgar Evers College Receives $9.3M in Shared Funding
Medgar Evers College Serves as a Disaster Recovery Center
MEC Names Dr. Antoinette A. Coleman, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
Dr. Patricia Ramsey is inaugurated as MEC President
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