FBI Investigation Into Mayor Adams’ Campaign Escalates
By Shlomie Katash New York City Mayor Eric Adams was approached by the FBI on Nov. 6 and complied with a court order to […]
Political Intrigue Swirls At Somos
By Shlomie Katash New York’s most powerful lawmakers, lobbyists, journalists, and industries gathered in San Juan, Puerto Rico between Nov. 8 and Nov. 12 […]
In Photos: Students For Justice In Palestine Organize School Walkout
By Kate Dempsey Photos By Sarah Rescigno Brooklyn College’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) Club joined the CUNY-wide student walkout day on Thursday, Nov. […]
From Beirut To Brooklyn: Empowering Voices And Life Stories
By Paulina Gajewski An art installation titled “Beirut to Brooklyn” debuted in the Brooklyn College Library this past Sunday, Nov. 12. Farid Elias Nassif, […]
Opinion: Free Speech Stifled, Let’s Have Open Dialogue About Israel And Palestine
By Vanguard Staff A group of Brooklyn College faculty organized a panel called “Campus Conversations: Faculty Panel on the Situation in Gaza and Israel” […]
Opinion: The Y2K Renaissance: Gen Z’s Obsession With 2000s Culture
By Rami Mansi With paper-thin Victoria’s Secret models being the figure of the decade, and every celebrity finding their own gay best friend (“GBF”) […]
Opinion: Why I’m Leaving BC
By Shea Stevenson After a year as a student at Brooklyn College, I’m setting out for greener pastures, or the hope of finding them, […]
BC Sports Recap (Nov. 7 – Nov. 11)
Women’s Volleyball’s Season Ends In Semifinals By Oscar Docavo The Brooklyn College women’s volleyball team’s playoff run began on Tuesday, Nov. 7, resulting in […]
NBA Star Rookie Takes On The Garden
By Avi Wizwer The New York Knicks took on the San Antonio Spurs on Nov. 8 at Madison Square Garden. A new face for […]
Save The Earth, Smash Some Pumpkins
By Reima Choute (Reporting Assistance By Serin Sarsour) New York City goes all out when it comes to Halloween, so it should come […]