Beautifying WEB’s Walls: BC’s Latest Mural Project
By Michela Arlia If you’re walking through the second floor of the West End Building this semester, you might have noticed a pop of […]
Month: January 2023
Prez Biden’s Home Gets Searched By FBI, Classified Docs Found
By Gabriela Flores The FBI continues its investigation of President Joe Biden for classified documents, with its latest search lasting more than 12 hours […]
USG Set To Welcome Students Back With Food Truck
By Gabriela Flores To kick off the semester, the Undergraduate Student Government is hosting a food truck on campus for the BC community to […]
CUNY Law Student Remains Missing
By Michela Arlia Queens native and CUNY Law school student Jordan Taylor, 29, has been reported missing for over three weeks after being last […]
What’s Open On Campus This Spring?
Most resources and services on campus are still up and running with limited restrictions. For those wanting to get tested for COVID-19 after being […]
A Look Into WEB Clubs And Their Spring Plans
By Serin Sarsour Reporting Assistance Gabriela Flores In the heart of Brooklyn College are student clubs that created communities in their respective spaces on […]
‘The Last Of Us’ Tells More Than A Post-Apocalyptic Tale
By Samia Afsar The series premiere of HBO’s latest and most anticipated show, “The Last of Us,” was released on Jan. 15, almost three […]
Opinion: The Irony Of Today’s Anti-Capitalist Movies
By Shea Stevenson In the wake of 2019’s “Parasite” being fantastic and making ridiculous money, there’s been a fresh wave of American movies looking […]
Jennette McCurdy’s “I’m Glad My Mom Died” Gives A Raw, Important Look Into Abuse
By Michela Arlia Jennette McCurdy’s heavy novel “I’m Glad My Mom Died” was a book I set out to tackle reading, albeit I was […]
Opinion: NYC Sexual Harassment Trainings Are A Bust
By Jada Simon It may surprise people to know that the term “sexual harassment” was coined in the 1970s but not taken seriously until […]