CUNY Moves Vax Entry Passes From Everbridge To Cleared4
By Gabriela Flores Editor’s Note: After publishing, Undergraduate Student Government President Aharon Grama reported that the Brooklyn College administration will also use a green key […]
Month: September 2021
USG Postpones First Fall Movie Night
By Matt Hirsch USG’s “Movie Night On The Quad” is on hold as they search for a new screening equipment vendor. According to USG […]
CUNY Comeback Program Clears Tuition Debts
By Radwan Farraj and Gabriela Flores To erase the tuition debts accrued by CUNY students and graduates during COVID-19, the university’s Comeback Program launched […]
BC Professors React to the Return to Campus
By Gabriela Flores and Serin Sarsour The age of Zoom is seemingly coming to an end. With more Brooklyn College and CUNY classes moving […]
BC’s Aprar Hassan: Karate Champ And Barrier Breaker
By Serin Sarsour From breaking barriers to breaking boards, Brooklyn College sophomore Aprar Hassan is the first hijabi to compete on the USA National […]
BC Profs Argue Why You Should Explore “Pre-Modern” World
By Gabriela Flores Life before 1500 CE, or what historians call “pre-modernity,” may not be the first thing about history that many today would […]
Theater Chair Laura Tesman Details Dept’s Future
By Michela Arlia Just a week before classes began this fall, former Theater Department Chair Kip Marsh announced he stepped down from his position. […]
PRLS Hosts Bobby Sanabria For West Side Story Lecture Series
By John Schilling “West Side Story: The Brooklyn Connection,” an educational lecture series by the Puerto Rican and Latino Studies Department (PRLS), returned for […]
Steven Spielberg May Join “West Side Story” Lecture Series
By John Schilling World-renowned filmmaker Steven Spielberg may find his way to Brooklyn College within the coming months as a part of “West Side […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Timely Ineffectuality in the Halls of the MET
By Ian Ezinga The 2021 Met Gala happened about a week ago. As per usual with this sort of fanfare, nothing of real consequence […]