Prez Anderson Updates BC On Resources, Events, And Job Openings
By Matt Hirsch As campus life makes a comeback, Brooklyn College President Michelle Anderson addressed some important updates for the BC community to take note […]
Month: April 2022
NYPIRG Plans Event To Help BC Students Access Fair Fares
By Radwan Farraj More than 270,000 New York residents have received half-fare MetroCards as a part of the city’s Fair Fares Program, which began […]
Gov. Kathy Hochul Delays The New CUNY Budget
By Matt Hirsch New York Governor Kathy Hochul couldn’t come to a deal with lawmakers to pass a new state budget by the Apr. 1 […]
BC Hosts Local Sustainability Sustainability Orgs For Earth Month
By Gabriela Flores Reporting by Radwan Farraj As April begins, so does Earth Month, which places emphasis on sustainability, environmentally-friendly practices, and other ways that […]
Under The Sea: CUNY Student Melina Giakoumis Studies Climate Change’s Impact On Sea Stars
By Serin Sarsour Melina Giakoumis has spent the last five years researching the response sea stars have to climate change as she travels all across […]
Inside Mgmt Consulting World With Matt Lentz From Media.Monks
By Mary Zakharova Brooklyn College held a “Management Consulting in the Digital Age: Insights of the VP of Enterprise Consulting of Media.Monks” event on Monday, […]
BC Alumna Malena Dayen Takes Opera Scene By Storm, Earns Hodder Fellowship
By Michela Arlia Originally hailing from Argentina, Malena Dayen is a well-established opera singer who has performed all over the world and worked with accomplished […]
Students Showcase Original Works At Annual CUNY Theatre Festival
By Gabriela Flores In a night filled with freshly written work, monologues, and theatrical performances of all sorts, CUNY students showcased their talents and wits […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Be Mindful Of Your Staring
By Ian Ezinga The other day on Instagram, I saw a story urging Americans to better understand the crisis in Ukraine. The situation on the […]
Opinion: Words Can Be A Form of Violence Too
By Priscilla Mensah By now there have been upwards of thousands of think pieces written about the Will Smith and Chris Rock fiasco. Instead […]