Super Bowl Comes Down to Legacies, New and Old
Written By: Jose Rohdin Tom Brady won his seventh Super Bowl this past week at the age of 43, and may have cemented his legacy […]
Month: February 2021
BC Reax: The Biden Transition and Capitol Insurrection
The road to inaugurating President Joseph R. Biden was filled with unprecedented moments, securing its place in American history. For Brooklyn College students and […]
PSC Calls for CUNY To Keep Classes Open and Filled Amid Pandemic Cuts
Written By: Paola Sacerdote The CUNY faculty union, known as the Professional Staff Congress, is calling on the University to use the new $455 million […]
COVID 101: BC Creates Class on Corona Pandemic
Written By: Matt Hirsch Beginning this semester, Brooklyn College is offering HNSC 5191, a course covering all aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic with the hopes […]
Gamestop, OK Boomer
If you grew up playing video games, even passively, GameStop was a place you knew and possibly have a soft spot for. I remember […]
College to Implement All-Gender Restrooms in Each Building
At the end of last semester, the Brooklyn College Policy Council, which is made up of students, faculty, and administration, voted unanimously to institute […]
Owners Look to Turn Old BC Rez Hall into Shelter, Get Pushback from Pols
New York City’s Department of Social Services is facing pushback from local officials after announcing its plans to open a homeless shelter at the […]
BC Nixes Thesis Film Shoots, and Approval for Fall 2020 May Have Been a “Misunderstanding”
Ahead of the spring 2021 semester, the college and film department have made the decision to temporarily suspend the production of thesis films until March. […]
Sephardic Heritage Organization Remembers the Holocaust with Annual Talk
Written By: Chaya Gurkov As time pushes us farther away from the 20th century and the horrors that were inflicted on those living through […]
CUNY Journalists Tell Stories of Pandemic with New Podcast
Written By: Olivia McCaa In New York, in order to continue to tell the stories of those most affected by the still raging COVID-19 pandemic, […]