The Importance Of Set Safety After “Rust” Incident
By Melissa Morales I remember when the news first came out on Oct. 21. Alec Baldwin was on the set of “Rust,” starting to […]
Month: November 2021
Brooklyn Baseball Legend Gil Hodges Is A Hall Of Famer
By John Schilling Baseball is one of America’s favorite pastimes, but it is past time for one of the game’s greatest players who has […]
Jets Fall To Bills
By Elijah Hamilton This past Sunday, Nov. 14, the New York Jets (2-6) took a 44-17 loss to the visiting, AFC East-leading Buffalo Bills. […]
Historic Season For Women’s Volleyball Comes To A Close
By Owen Russell On Friday, Nov. 12, the Brooklyn College Women’s Volleyball team ended their season with a loss to NYU in the first […]
BC Sports Recap (Nov. 9-17)
By Owen Russell Women’s Volleyball Season Over By Owen Russell The women’s volleyball team concluded their season this past Friday losing to NYU […]
USG Resolutions Address Semester Troubles For BC Students
By Radwan Farraj Resolutions addressing enrollment and increasing costs recently made their way through the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) in an effort to help […]
Prez Anderson Announces Spring Semester Updates
By Matt Hirsch and Gabriela Flores After over a year of mostly remote learning, classes in the spring 2022 semester at Brooklyn College will be […]
BC Students Encounter Some WiFi Troubles On Campus
By Gabriela Flores As more students returned to campus this fall, some have encountered issues with Brooklyn College’s WiFi, experiencing sudden internet crashes, an […]
BC Scholar S.M. Miller Passes Away At 99
By Cynthia Leung Seymour M. Miller, known most for his work as a scholar and activist, passed away on Oct. 26. He was 99 […]
Prof. Jason Moore Pushes Storytelling Limits With Alien Rescue VR
By Matt Hirsch Getting lost in narratives that take place in fantastical worlds that are far more interesting than our own has been part […]