BC Involvement Fair Continues Virtually
By Mary Zakharova Many Brooklyn College clubs introduced themselves to students remotely at the BC Virtual Involvement Fair on Aug. 31. Despite campus opening back […]
Month: September 2021
BC Students on Returning to Campus
By John Schilling Reporting Assistance by Gabriela Flores and Serin Sarsour With classes returning to an in-person format, it would seem as if Brooklyn […]
Theater Dept. Chair Kip Marsh Steps Down
By Michela Arlia Just a week before classes were set to begin for the fall, a Theater Department-wide email was sent to students informing them […]
Theater Dept. Unveils Show Season
By Michela Arlia Earlier this summer, the Brooklyn College Department of Theater officially unveiled their plans to continue productions for the 2021-2022 season. In an […]
Broadway Returns on High Note with “Pass Over”
By John Schilling After a year and a half, in-person performances finally returned to Broadway with “Pass Over,” a play by Antoinette Chinonye Nwandu that […]
BC Spotlight: Alejandro Marquez Rises Above Pandemic
By: Aliyah Jacobson Many know the cliché that parents drill into their children’s heads when starting college: that medicine or law is the best to […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: These Colors Do Run
By Ian Ezinga The United States has been the world’s leading military superpower for almost eighty years. Not quite as impressive as the Romans, but […]
Opinion: Joe Biden Is the Most Anti-War President in My Lifetime
By Sammy Quarrato President Joe Biden has decided to make a decision that the two presidents who preceded him didn’t make. This decision, […]
BC Intramurals Brings Back Fantasy Football
By Fawaad Farooq The fall 2021 semester at Brooklyn College has kicked off and so have campus sports after many cancellations and delays due to […]
Noah Syndergaard Misses Rehab Start in Brooklyn due to COVID-19
By Owen Russell This past Sunday, I sat with a hotdog in hand at Maimonides Park, eagerly waiting for one of baseball’s most electrifying pitchers, […]