Homelessness: The Invisible Plight Inside CUNY
Finals week is nigh, and per usual, all working spaces are congested with students hoarding computers for what I hope is for productive use. It […]
Opinions
OP-ED: Are Middle Eastern Studies Biased?
Disclaimer: This is an opinions submission. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Vanguard or its staff. Education was a field I chose […]
Notes on Solitude
It was the beginning of the semester when towards the end of my second class, a peer asked, “Do you want to grab lunch together?” […]
Senioritis: What It Is And How To Solve It
I’ve been prone to chills and fatigue lately, and I blame this bodily decay on adulting. My favorite hoodie, whose superpower once allowed me to […]
The Perfectly Imperfect Campus Life at Brooklyn College
The 2020 rankings from U.S. News & World Report reported that for the second year in a row, Brooklyn College secured #1 among North Regional […]
The Toxicity of Urgency
Flowers do not bloom overnight. It takes cycles of photosynthesis, months of nurturing, sustainable environments, and time in order for growth to spur. Time, in […]
q: A Programming Language You’ve Never Heard of (And That’s A Bad Thing)
There is no shortage of popular programming languages out right now, and q is not one of them. Not too long ago Brooklyn College’s comp […]
Fake News and The American People
It was high noon when I stepped foot into the SUBO Penthouse on Tuesday, Oct. 22, unexpectedly greeted by the presence of over fifty people. […]
The Job Fair Experience
Last week, I was able to visit over 30 tables and connected with 40+ employers and representatives during the Job Fair. Within three hours, my […]
Brooklyn’s Hidden Gem: Boylan’s 5th Floor
Once common hours hit, it becomes nearly impossible to find a place to study or eat alone. This especially goes for the cafeteria where a […]