Rolling Rock Ramblings: Call for Due Process
By Ian Ezinga I don’t think there is anything necessarily wrong about having a cut and dry opinion about vaccine mandates. Every able-bodied […]
Month: September 2021
Opinion: What Gabby Petito’s Case Says About News Coverage
By Melissa Morales On July 2, 2021, Gabrielle “Gabby” Petito and her fiancé Brian Laundrie left New York on a cross-country camping trip. […]
Album Review: “If The Problems Persist” by rationale.
By Iliana Calderon Midwest emo and pop punk band rationale. released their new album “If The Problems Persist” on Friday, Sept. 24. “If The […]
All Elite Wrestling Comes to NYC
By Matt Hirsch Reporting assistance by Owen Russell All Elite Wrestling (AEW) turned the professional wrestling industry on its head when it launched back […]
Red Bulls Keep Playoff Hopes Alive
By Billy Wood The New York Red Bulls gained four out of a possible six points against local rivals, New York City FC. Those […]
Former Giants QB Eli Manning Honored With Jersey Retirement
By Fawaad Farooq After 16 noteworthy years, New York Giants legend Eli Manning announced his retirement from football back in 2020. The future Hall […]
BC’s Shane Kimball Named CUNYAC Runner of the Week
By Elijah Hamilton Last week, the CUNYAC announced that Brooklyn College senior Shane Kimball was named CUNY’s cross country runner of the week from […]
Brooklyn College Sports Recap (Sept. 21-28)
Kimball Continues To Shine For Men’s Cross Country By Owen Russell The Brooklyn College Cross Country teams continued their season on Sept. 26th in […]
BC Students Get COVID Shot To Meet CUNY’s Vax Deadline
By Matt Hirsch Reporting assistance by Gabriela Flores Students lined up in front of the NYC Vaccine Van on Campus Road to get the […]
East Quad Undergoing Renovations
By John Schilling If you have had in-person classes at the Brooklyn College campus within the last few days, you may have noticed construction […]