Boricua College celebrates 50-year anniversary

On this edition of Tiempo, we'll tell you about a city soccer program under the Saturday night lights. Queens Councilmember Francisco Moya and several community-based organizations spearheaded the initiative. The hope is to engage young immigrants, Latino youth and unaccompanied minors in Queens with the soccer program. We'll speak with the councilman and one of the soccer coaches about the program and how you can get involved. But first, it's Puerto Rican Heritage Month, and New York City's Boricua College is celebrating its golden 50th anniversary! The four-year, accredited institution employs one of the largest concentrations of Latino bilingual professionals in New York City. Founded by Boricuas in 1974, the college has expanded to include three campus centers, and the school even had a city street recently named after it. Joining us to discuss the school's milestone is Aurea Morales-Gonzalez, the dean of admissions at Boricua College's Brooklyn campus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices