A Letter From The Editors
Dear Readers, As The Vanguard embarks on its second anniversary and a new group of student journalists will take on the responsibility of the […]
Month: July 2021
Vaccine Required For CUNY Students, Not Staff
By Matthew Hirsch With the fall semester less than a month away, Brooklyn College President Michelle Anderson recently published her thirteenth “Return to Campus Letter.” […]
CUNY Tutor Corps Hires 300 STEM Students
By: Matthew Hirsch CUNY Tutor Corps (TC), a program that sends STEM students from CUNY colleges to NYC schools, is expanding. In partnership with […]
USG Appoints New Executive Cabinet Members
As USG’s new administration settles into office and focuses on how Brooklyn College will transition back on campus, President Aharon Grama and Vice-President Iqura […]
Investigation Remains Ongoing In BC Prof’s Death
The New York Police Department is still looking for the driver of a white BMW responsible for a hit-and-run that killed Brooklyn College Professor […]
3 BC Students Concerned About Gov. Cuomo’s CUNY Vaccine Mandate
By: Serin Sarsour Last May, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that all CUNY and SUNY students must be vaccinated before they step foot […]
New Yorkers On City’s Gradual Summer Reopening
By: Mary Zakharova Back in March 2020, when COVID-19 infections started to pick up nationwide, most of New York City was shut down. Restaurants […]
CUNY Students React To NYC Mayoral Primaries
As ranked-choice voting made its debut in this year’s primaries, New Yorkers waited for weeks after Jun. 22 to know which mayoral candidate took […]
Undergrad Film Festival Successful Despite Challenges
By: Michela Arlia The 39th Annual Brooklyn College Undergraduate Film Festival was held virtually on Vimeo this year from June 24-25. The event featured […]
BC Alum’s “Move To Heaven” Premieres On Netflix
When scrolling through Netflix, chances are you might come across “Move to Heaven,” a 10-episode Korean drama centered around a young man with Asperger […]