Hulu’s ‘Fresh’ Is A Body Horror Movie, Not A Thriller
By Alexandria Woolfe Mimi Cave’s “Fresh” gives a modern spin on the thriller genre by focusing on modern dating gone wrong, starring actors Sebastian […]
Month: March 2022
Opinion: Staying Connected Is Key To Academic Success
By Priscilla Mensah As we approach the halfway mark of the spring semester, it is important to remember to stay connected with the services and […]
Outgoing Basketball Star Chanel Jemmott Leaves Bulldogs On Top
By Johan Abdu Chanel Jemmott will go down in Brooklyn College’s history as the highest-scoring Bulldog for the women’s basketball team. She broke the […]
MLB Lockout Ends, Regular Season Back On
By Owen Russell The Major League Baseball Players Union (MLBPA) and MLB owners agreed to the terms of a new collective bargaining agreement on […]
BC Sports Recap (Mar. 10 – Mar. 12)
Men’s Volleyball Loses Two, Slips In Rankings By Owen Russell Journeying into the CUNYAC competition, the Bulldogs find themselves sliding down the rankings after […]
Graduation Returns To Barclays After 2 Years Online
By Matt Hirsch For two years, Brooklyn College’s commencement ceremony was forced online due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. BC’s class of 2022 will […]
CUNY Follows NYC’s Mask Mandate Lift
By Marwa Ikhmayes and Matt Hirsch Mayor Eric Adams recently announced that public school students from kindergarten through 12th grade can finally drop their […]
USG Referendum Proposes Student Activity Fee To Lower
By Gabriela Flores Brooklyn College’s Undergraduate Student Government recently petitioned a referendum that calls for the student activity fee to decrease by 90 cents […]
BC Study Abroad Programs Reopen, TREM Plans South Korea Trip
By Marwa Ikhmayes Brooklyn College’s International Programs and Study Abroad is now officially accepting applications to study abroad for the summer and fall 2022 […]
Brooklyn College To Erect COVID-19 Memorial On Campus
By John Schilling Now that CUNY’s mask mandate is lifted and COVID-19 cases are going down, it would seem that the Brooklyn College community […]