New Civic App Reinvents Activism
By Serin Sarsour A new age of activism is on the horizon, and an app called Civic is responsible for it. Since graduating from […]
Month: October 2021
BC’s International Biz Club Partners With NY African Restaurant Week
By Mary Zakharova African Restaurant Week (ARW) started as an after-work party where now-CEO of the event, Akin Akinsanya, invited his colleagues to try […]
Puerto Rican Alliance Observes Day Of Dignity
By Gabriela Flores In commemoration of Indigenous Peoples Day, Brooklyn College’s Puerto Rican Alliance (PRA) gave an overview of indigenous history last Tuesday, Oct. […]
When Two Worlds Collide: BC ‘s New Pathways Chemistry Art Course
By Michela Arlia A new course is coming to BC’s roster this winter which combines two seemingly polar opposite subjects, but actually have more in […]
Dr. Acevedo-Muñoz Joins PRLS West Side Story Lecture Series
By Gabriela Flores With the readaptation of “West Side Story” hitting theaters in December, Dr. Ernesto R. Acevedo-Muñoz, one of the film’s historical consultants, […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Fear And Loathing In Hollywood
By Ian Ezinga Trigger Warning: The following article addresses topics related to sexual assault. Please read at your own discretion. For an English […]
Opinion: Keeping Connected During COVID-19 Is Possible
By Melissa Morales Aug. 27, 2019, was my first day at Brooklyn College. As soon as I stepped foot on campus, I immediately immersed […]
Review: Like Pacific’s “Ketamine Jesus” and “Love Them And Leave Them”
By Iliana Calderon Canadian pop-punk band Like Pacific released two new songs on Wednesday, Oct. 6 titled “Ketamine Jesus” and “Love Them And Leave […]
MLB Playoffs Update: Yankees Knocked Out Of Playoffs
By Owen Russell The New York Yankees lost 6-2 to the Boston Red Sox in the American League Wild Card Game on Oct. 5, […]
NY Red Bulls Keep Playoff Hopes Alive
By Billy Wood The New York Red Bulls are now one point away from a playoff spot for the Major League Soccer Cup with […]