Opinion: This Hispanic Heritage Month, Uncover Buried Truths
By Gabriela Flores At times, we can confuse the reasons for celebrating holidays. Easter, for instance, celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, a preacher […]
Month: September 2022
Action Lags In “She-Hulk” Series, Mid-Season Review
By Kaylin Guzman An almost seven feet tall, green, lean machine has landed on Disney+. Gaining her power from a “blood transfer” given by […]
BC Sports Recap (Sept. 12 – Sept. 17)
Men And Women’s Cross Country Return To The Track By Owen Russell The Brooklyn College cross country teams opened their season Friday, Sept. 16 […]
Is There Hope For The Jets?
Owen Russell Jets fans and football viewers alike were stunned on Sunday, Sept. 18 when the ghost of Joe Flacco threw for 307 yards, […]
Puerto Rican Alliance Calls Out BC, CUNY For PRLS Tenure Understaffing
By Gabriela Flores Reporting assistance by Michela Arlia Outside Brooklyn College’s Bedford Gates on Monday, Sept. 12, students of Puerto Rican Alliance (PRA) rallied […]
What Resources Are Open On Campus This Fall?
With the university lifting several COVID-19 restrictions, including masking mandates and in-person capacity for campuses, several resources are functioning without limitations this fall. The […]
Kith, CUNY Collab Raises Student Concerns Over Apparel Pricing
By Radwan Farraj Reporting assistance by Michela Arlia A highly anticipated partnership between luxury brand Kith and CUNY sparked frustration among many students who […]
BC’s Radio Set To Revive After Two Years Of COVID Setbacks
By Gabriela Flores In pre-pandemic times, Brooklyn College’s up-and-coming broadcasters went on air to share their takes on buzzing topics, music, news, and everything […]
CUNY for Abortion Rights: Becoming Agents For Institutional Change
By Serin Sarsour When a leaked document last May revealed that the U.S. Supreme Court would terminate the constitutional right to get an abortion, […]
BK Nonprofits Host Back-to-School Event And Honor Victims Of Gun Violence
By Samia Afsar Brooklyn non-governmental organizations, D.R.U.M (Desis Rising Up & Moving), and BluePrint, held a back-to-school event to educate Flatbush’s youth on the […]