‘Antigone’ Set To Open BC Theater’s Spring Season
By Michela Arlia The curtain rises once again as BC’s Theater Department opens the first show of the semester, “Antigone,” on Mar. 4. With the […]
Month: February 2022
Cleared4 Glitch Removes Green Key, Fixed Within The Hour
By John Schilling A glitch in the Cleared4 vaccine pass and testing system removed the green key symbol from the BC Navigator app […]
Ingersoll False Alarm Forces Students Out Into The Cold
By John Schilling Reporting Assistance by Matt Hirsch Students poured out of Ingersoll Extension on Monday, Feb. 14 at 11:20 a.m., when it appeared […]
BC Gets Fake Gun Scare, Daily Mail Misreports Details
By Matt Hirsch Last Friday, Feb. 11, The Daily Mail, a British newspaper, falsely reported details of an “‘active shooter’ threat” on the Brooklyn […]
David Gordon, Renowned Choreographer And BC Alum, Dies At 85
By Radwan Farraj David Gordon, an award-winning director and choreographer who lived a vibrant career in theater, passed away on Jan. 29 in his […]
BC Alum Makes History As The First Openly Transgender NYPD Detective
By John Schilling Ori Harbor, a Brooklyn College alumnus, made history in December when he was promoted to detective after 15 years as a […]
Return To Campus Full Of Ups and Downs
By Serin Sarsour After nearly two years of online learning, many Brooklyn College students have returned to campus this spring semester as COVID-19 cases become […]
Locals Call For Bay Ridge’s Catrinas Mexican Grill To Close
By Mary Zakharova A 22-year-old man named Anthony D’Onofrio was stabbed to death in front of Catrinas Mexican Grill in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn on […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Being Played By The Piano
By Ian Ezinga You may find yourself living in a shotgun shack, or in another part of the world, or behind the wheel of […]
Opinion: How Reading Books Can Keep You In The Loop
By Priscilla Mensah The importance of reading books cannot be understated. By reading books, you can reap many benefits, including learning how to write […]