“The Bluenami” That Won Democrats Control of The Senate and The House
By: Emily Nixon The Democratic Party won control of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in what some are calling a “Bluenami,” flipping at […]
An Island Without Borders: ICE’s Presence Within Puerto Rico
By: Mars Marte On Oct. 22, Puerto Rican residents noticed an uptick in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers, prompting contention from local officials and […]
Black Community Organizers Empower BC Students at Black Solidarity Day
By: Renae Visico The sixth floor of the Student Center was filled with students and faculty engaging in meaningful conversations. On Nov. 1, the Brooklyn […]
‘Citizenship Does Not Guarantee Rights’: Wolfe Institute Hosts Professor Discussion
By: Renae Visico & Ameena Khan On Nov. 3, the Brooklyn College (BC) Ethyle R. Wolfe Institute for the Humanities presented “Migration, Citizenship, and U.S. […]
“Past and Continuing”: The Met Showcases Lee Krasner’s and Jackson Pollock’s Works
By: Raven Santos and Michelle Zhen On Oct. 4, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) opened its latest exhibition, “Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous”, […]
Yoshitomo Nara Returns to NYC with David Zwirner Exhibition
By: Margot Dragos and Samurah Islam After nearly a decade, Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara returned to New York for his first solo presentation with David […]
BC Film Society and PRLS Host “Justice On Trial” Documentary Screening
By: Ameena Khan On Nov. 4, attendees gathered in the dimly lit Woody Tanger auditorium as the Brooklyn College (BC) Film Society and Puerto Rican […]
“My freedom of expression is my enterprise”: Arts, Activism, & Black Solidarity Day 2026
By: Ameena Khan Black Solidarity Day (BSD) is celebrated annually every Monday before Election Day and is hosted at Brooklyn College (BC) by the Black […]
Boys Don’t Cry: Trans Men, Masculinity, and The Rules of Being A Man
By: Elianna Tsigler It always sticks out like a sore thumb. You are never “masculine enough” to be a man; everything about you gives it […]
Why Has-Beens Love Grifting To The Right
By: Samuel Mortel You can only stay at the top for so long. In any profession, there eventually comes a point where you reach the […]