BC Alum Marshall Kaplan Donates $500K To Support Veteran Students
By Matt Hirsch A recent donation of $500,000 by Marshall G. Kaplan, a World War II veteran, and BC alum, will go to support […]
Month: November 2021
Parents Hesitant Over Gov. Hochul’s New Child Vax Incentive
By Gabriela Flores To incentivize parents to vaccinate their 5 to 11-year-olds, New York Governor Kathy Hochul rolled out “Vaccinate, Educate, Graduate,” a five-week-long […]
USG Calls On CUNY To Recognize Eid
By Radwan Farraj A joint resolution calling on CUNY to recognize Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as formal holidays recently passed through the Undergraduate […]
The Masterminds Behind Legacy Comix: BC Alum Patrick Hickey Jr. And John Svedese
By Matt Hirsch After a successful launch on Kickstarter, Brooklyn College alum Patrick Hickey Jr. and his fellow co-founder John Svedese are set to […]
DOC NYC Showcases Films By BC Students, Both Old and New
By Johan Abdu This year, America’s documentary film festival, DOC NYC, was the venue of Brooklyn College’s Television, Radio, and Emerging Media (TREM) and […]
BC Reacts: Travis Scott’s Fatal Astroworld Festival
By Serin Sarsour Travis Scott’s third annual Astroworld Festival in his hometown Houston, Texas was cut short on Nov. 5 when fans in the […]
“Dune” Is A Great Watch
By Alexandria Woolfe Disclaimer: Spoilers ahead. After a long-anticipated wait, the world finally got to experience Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune.” With an original release […]
How BC Film Students Managed During COVID
By Michela Arlia and Gabriela Flores As the pandemic first took over our lives, forcing us to stay inside for months in 2020, campus […]
PRLS Invites Actor, Comedian Victor Cruz To “West Side Story” Lecture Series
By Gabriela Flores From acting on stage to channeling his South Bronx and Puerto Rican roots in his comedic YouTube series “Tita’s World,” Victor […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: The Trial Of Mutual Aid
By Ian Ezinga Since the advent of a free-market economy that, by definition, does not distribute resources equally, people have experimented with ways to […]