Review: Plot Thickens In “House Of The Dragon” After Slow Start
By Samia Afsar “Game of Thrones” (GOT) and its tragic demise are one for the history books. A once global craze torn down by […]
Month: September 2022
Opinion: Never Forgetting September 11
By Michela Arlia For 21 years, we have all heard the words “never forget” when it came to the tragedy that occurred on Sept. […]
BC Sports Recap (Sept. 6 – Sept. 10)
Women’s Volleyball Loses First Home Match, Makes Comeback By Gabriela Flores The women’s volleyball team lost its first home match against US Merchant Marine […]
Can Aaron Judge Pass Roger Maris? And Does it Matter?
Owen Russell It is mid-September, and as leaves plummet from above, so seemingly do the Yankees. The Bronx Bombers blasted out of the gates, […]
NFL Season Begins, Buffalo Bills Beat LA Rams
Owen Russell The NFL is back, and for the next five months or so, New Yorkers will hold their breath hoping for gridiron glory. […]
Movie Night Kicks Off Campus Fun With Lax COVID Rules
By Gabriela Flores As the sun set last Thursday, Sept. 1, hundreds of students sat on the east lawn of Brooklyn College with snacks […]
Fall Involvement Fair Returns On Campus In Full Swing
By Michela Arlia Common hours on the quad were vibrant once again as the Involvement Fair returned for the second time in person since […]
Fall Semester Starts As Monkeypox, COVID-19 Concerns Linger
By Radwan Farraj CUNY students started the fall semester with fewer concerns about COVID-19 and the potential danger of monkeypox. Cases of monkeypox in […]
Sen. Kevin S. Parker Wins Dist. 21 Democratic Primary
By Radwan Farraj State Senator Kevin S. Parker was announced the winner of the Aug. 23 democratic primary, winning his reelection bid for Brooklyn’s […]
Assoc. Director Of Student Activities Resigns From BC
By Gabriela Flores Reporting Assistance by Michela Arlia Six days after fall classes began, Dr. Hamilton Raymond, Brooklyn College’s former Associate Director of Student […]