BC Professor Alex Vitale Author of “The End of Policing”
2020 has added George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, and many more to the growing list of names immortalized against the backdrop of police brutality […]
Month: July 2020
BC Goes Mostly Online for the Fall
Written by Ryan Schwach and Zahra Khan For the first time in its 90 year history, Brooklyn College will be mostly closed […]
CUNY Students Face Job Struggles Amid Pandemic
Under Gov. Cuomo’s reopening agenda “NY Forward,” New York City has gradually shifted to the “new normal.” As a result, summer job offerings have rolled […]
Adjuncts Hold Teach-In Outside of Prez’s Home
Sitting on the trimmed lawn of Brooklyn College President Michelle Anderson’s home in Prospect Park South, several BC and CUNY adjuncts held a teach-in […]
The Nets Bubble Keeps Popping
When the NBA season was suspended on Mar. 11, 2020, the Brooklyn Nets were in a rather precarious position, and it seems that as the […]
Where the Arts Meets Activism: Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj
It was almost a decade ago that Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj, an award-winning playwright, director, choreographer, and producer, walked the halls of Brooklyn College as a […]
Letter Mixup Falsely Tells Profs “You’re Fired”
Brooklyn College faculty have been placed under a lot of pressure since COVID-19 hit, facing rumors of a mass wave of unemployment. It only added […]
ICE Reverses Order That Would Have Sent International Students Home
Written by Paola Sacerdote “I really thought I had to go back home,” said communications major and international student Cinthia. International students at Brooklyn College […]
Milich Administration Sets Goals for Term
With the college formally announcing that almost all courses will be delivered in a remote format this coming fall, the administration at the helm of […]
An Abundance of Karens
Calling racists “Karen” isn’t helping. There is no shortage of “Karens” out there. There are racist women and men who will try to crush […]