Man Shot by ICE Agents Remains In Jail With Critical Injuries
By: Emily Nixon On Oct. 8, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent out of gear with a face-covering shot Oscar Belgal, a 28-year-old man […]
The Only Person To Survive the Lethal Injection: Christa Pike’s Botched Execution
By: Elianna Tsigler After spending three decades on death row, the date for Christa Gail Pike’s execution arrived. On Sept. 30, 2026, the state carried […]
Pakistani Student Association Brings South Asian Culture to BC With Desi Gala
By: Renae Visico The hallways of the Student Center’s fifth floor echoed music, joy, and laughter. On Oct. 14, the Brooklyn College (BC) Pakistani Student […]
The Disembodied Voice: Ben Lerner Talks “Transcription” At Wolfe Institute Event
By: Margot Dragos Attendees flooded the Brooklyn College (BC) Art Gallery on Oct. 14 for a discussion with esteemed author and distinguished BC Professor of […]
“Painting Pumpkins, Not Smashing Pumpkins!”: USG’s Festive Fall Student Faculty Mixer
By: Ameena Khan Halloween music and excitement echoed through the Student Center Gold Room as Brooklyn College (BC) Undergraduate Student Government (USG) held a student-faculty […]
“PEACE 2 POWER”: Black-Owned Community Garden Hosts Public Event For Creatives
By: Ameena Khan On the evening of Oct. 17, Natty Garden, a Black-owned community garden, became an art, music, and community space called “PEACE 2 […]
“You Can See Everything” Is A Groundbreaking (And Potentially Historic) Documentary
By: Samuel Mortel In the 98-year history of the Academy Awards, a documentary has never received a nomination for Best Picture or Best Actress. However, […]
A Requiem for Nonprofits: The State of Community-Based Organizations
By: Mars Marte Nonprofits are groups established to serve the public via community development. After stumbling into this field nearly four years ago, I can’t […]
To “Keep Edd’s World Spinning”, It’s a Struggle Between Endurance and Selfishness
By: Jocelyn Rios When faced with carrying the legacy of your dead childhood best friend, at some point it becomes a lot to manage. Despite […]
Dreaming On To The WNBA Finals, But At What Cost?
By: Reagan McLean On Oct.9, 2026, the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) team, the Atlanta Dream, punched their ticket to the finals for the first […]