Blake Adds to Nets Star-Studded Lineup
Adding to their already star-studded starting lineup, the Brooklyn Nets have brought former all-star Blake Griffin into the fold. Griffin agreed to a buyout with […]
Month: March 2021
NFL Free Agency: The Jets, Giants, and Bills
Written By:Jose Rohdin NFL Free Agency officially starts this week, with players and teams starting talking contracts on Monday, Mar. 15, and all the New […]
What Kind Of Year Has It Been
Written By: Ryan Schwach & Moises Taveras A year ago today, the world seemed to stop. Campuses closed, restaurants and bars and clubs followed suit, […]
Those We Have Lost: BC Family Members
Since January of last year, COVID-19 has cost this country and our tightly knit communities a lot. In remembrance of the losses Brooklyn College’s […]
Two Tickets in the Running for USG Prez
Two tickets have jumped into the race for the executive branch of Brooklyn’s Undergraduate Student Government so far, with current President Ethan Milich’s term running […]
CUNY Sees Massive Budget Cuts in Age of COVID
After a devastating year for CUNY, marked by withheld funds and faculty layoffs, the state budget for Fiscal Years 2021-2022 is estimated to cut $26 […]
Zoom Bombing, An Unexpected Symptom of COVID
Written By: Matt Hirsch When the pandemic hit, Zoom became the medium for students to continue their studies and for professionals to meet with their coworkers. […]
Half Way There: Freshman and Transfers Join BC Amid Pandemic
Written By: Olivia McCaa “It’s like there’s this online barrier that is just impossible to get rid of,” said Brooklyn College freshman Frances Porter. For […]
Local Brooklyn Business Fight to Stay Open
Written By: Olivia McCaa As Brooklyn College reaches its one-year mark since shutting down amidst the global pandemic, neighboring Brooklyn businesses continue to face difficulties […]
BC’s Essential Workers: One Year Later
Last May, two months into online learning during a global pandemic, the BC Vanguard interviewed three of Brooklyn College’s “essential workers.” We spoke to […]