COVID: City vs Country
As we all know, recently we have been hit by a pandemic that has not allowed us to leave our homes. Because of this, many […]
Month: May 2020
On the Record: The Times They Are A-Changin’
In some of life’s most poignant moments, I’ve turned to Bob Dylan. Perhaps more than any other musician, Dylan seems to stand like a […]
Online Classes Miss That Theater Magic
Written By: Michela Arlia Pre-pandemic, many theater classes required students to see every mainstage production on BC’s campus, and write a report on each production; […]
BC Alum Patrick Newall Gives Advice on Film Trade
On a drive cross country, an aspiring actor on his way to Los Angeles was rear-ended and suffered a neck injury. Receiving a $7500 settlement […]
BC Student Harrison Sheckler Brings 300 Together for Viral Virtual Performance
Written By: Carlos Daniel Martinez Harrison Sheckler, a Brooklyn College student pursuing a Masters in Piano Performance, posted a video collaboration on YouTube in which […]
USG Holds Hit Virtual Spirit Week
Written By: Chaya Gurkov Two weeks ago, Brooklyn College’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) took the opportunity to offer something more entertaining to students […]
Interview with a Fourth Grade Teacher
Written By: Makeet Finch On Mar. 16, Mayor de Blasio announced the closing of schools in order to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Educators such […]
The Essential Workers of Brooklyn College
With most students hunkering down in their homes and taking virtual classes, one might assume the campus is all but overrun with squirrels, free of […]
Milich Voted USG Prez After Voting Extended, Ibrahim, Davis Allege Unfairness
After an extended voting period, USS delegate and former USG Vice President Ethan Milich and Samuel Ganthier win the USG presidency and vice presidency by […]