Opinion: The Importance of Staying Creative Over Winter Break
By Melissa Morales As finals week rolls into view and the end of this semester is fast approaching, many students around this time may […]
Month: December 2021
Farewell From Dylan Kaufman, Photo Editor
By Dylan Kaufman Following the spring 2021 semester, I wanted nothing to do with college. The school experience I’d grown to love bore zero […]
NYCFC Makes MLS Cup
By Billy Wood The New York City Football Club (NYCFC) is going to the Major League Soccer (MLS) Cup final on Saturday, Dec. 11, […]
Gil Hodges And Others Elected To MLB Hall Of Fame
By Owen Russell Labor negotiations between the Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA) and MLB owners broke down last Wednesday, Dec. 1, leading to […]
BC Sports Recap (Dec. 3-6)
Women’s Basketball Dominates The Court By Owen Russell The women’s basketball team had only one game this past week. The team found themselves in […]
Random COVID-19 Testing For CUNY’s Vaxxed Raise Student Concerns
By Gabriela Flores CUNY announced a random testing program for vaccinated people across the university starting the week of Nov. 15, near the fall […]
CUNY Colleges Raise Big Money In #CUNYTuesday
By Matt Hirsch On Tuesday, Nov. 30, the CUNY community came together for a donation drive called #CUNYTuesday to support students in need. Over […]
CUNY Extends Withdrawal Policy For Unvaxxed Students To Spring
By Radwan Farraj CUNY’s withdrawal policy continues as classes shift modalities from being mostly online to mostly in-person for the spring, with 70 […]
BC Reacts: Kyle Rittenhouse’s Acquittal
By Serin Sarsour During a police brutality protest last summer in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Kyle Rittenhouse shot three men, killing two and injuring another. He […]
BC Coaching Sessions Hosted By Author Joseph Fraia
By Mary Zakharova Since October, Brooklyn College students have been able to attend coaching sessions on “Campus Anxiety and Stress” with Joseph Fraia, the author […]