Op-Ed: What Brooklyn College Stole From Us
Written By: Daniel Vázquez Sanabria What Brooklyn College stole from me was not my own. What Brooklyn College stole from me was the result of […]
Month: September 2020
COVID-19 and a Mournful Student
Written By: Carlos Daniel Martrinez In some of our minds, the boat is now sinking and we’d like to give up. For others, maybe we […]
On the Record: “Bella Donna,” Stevie Nicks
In music, politics, and seemingly every venue in between, there is an invisible resistance band that women have carried the burden of. Nothing is impossible […]
Breaking Into the Art Market: Nancy Elsamanoudi
Nancy Elsamanoudi is an up and coming Brooklyn based artist, but her path is not a typical one. Her parents are immigrants from Egypt. Her […]
BC Alum Keeps Live Theater Alive with “The Living Mural”
While COVID-19 has made Broadway go dark until 2021, live theater is still alive and well in New York City thanks to Anna Strasser, a […]
BC Prof Olasov Wants You to “Ask a Philosopher”
Written By: Chaya Gurkov It might come as a surprise to someone walking through the colorful stands of vegetables and fruits in an NYC […]
Koppleman School Program Aims to Solve the Ultimate “Math Problem”
Recently, the Koppelman School of Business partnered with Brooklyn NoBrainer, a test preparation center, to help BC students boost their numerical literacy. Through their […]
“Race, Violence, and Power,” Prof. Kobie Coleman Gives Lecture on “Counter-Violence”
Police brutality in America has led to many discussions on how to end the ongoing mistreatment of Black people, along with the history of race […]
“Run It as a Hybrid or Cancel the Course,” Physics Dept. Hybrid Lab Course
For many students, taking a science lab course remotely is not ideal. For the physics department, all courses are online with only one hybrid, Modern […]
USG Unveils New Podcast Series
Last week, the Student Government released the first episode of Speak Up, a podcast designed to give students a look into the ethos of different […]