Love is Not the Second Wave
Does history repeat itself? The Spanish flu (H1N1) of 1918 had three waves. The first wave was in March 1918, but the infection rate dropped […]
Month: December 2020
Should We Come Back?
Should we come back? This is the question that’s been burning a hole in the back of my mind as we’re collectively rounding the […]
A Message From The USG President
Hello my fellow BC students. I hope this message finds you and your loved ones safe and well. I want to start by sending […]
CUNY Still Unsure About Fate of Fall Sports
Written By: Jose Rohdin CUNY has yet to provide an official answer as to whether or not there will be collegiate sports in the spring. […]
Joseph Réal André, Men’s Soccer Coach Passes Away at 57
Early last week, Brooklyn College’s Men’s Soccer Head Coach Joseph Réal André passed away at his home at the age of 57. A strong and […]
550 CUNY Students Use USS Emergency COVID Funds
Around $110,000 was doled out to CUNY students in need from the University Student Senate Emergency Relief Fund. The fund serves to help students who […]
CUNY Tells PSC To Hold Tight on Planned 2% Raises
In mid-November, CUNY faculty and staff were informed by the Professional Staff Congress that the University had decided to delay salary raises scheduled for […]
USS Unanimously Calls to Continue Credit/No Credit, Now Goes to Board
Written By: Maya Schubert and Ryan Schwach The University Student Senate has voted unanimously in favor of a resolution extending the credit/no credit policy for […]
USG Has Participation Woes During Virtual Spirit Week
Last week, the Brooklyn College Undergraduate Student Government hosted its shortened Spirit Week celebration just before the holidays. Taking place from Nov. 23 through […]
Hillel Brings Thanksgiving to Those in Need, Along With a Bit of Normalcy
Written By: Amanda Almonord For the past 20 years, Tanger Hillel has hosted their annual “Thanksgiving Day Dinner for the Homeless” in the building just […]