BC Reacts: Biden, Pence, Trump Found With Classified Documents
By Serin Sarsour Six classified documents and other materials were found and taken from President Joe Biden’s home in Wilmington, Delaware after a 13-hour […]
Month: February 2023
Bridges For Yemen Hosts Mental Health Awareness Panel For Yemeni Americans
By Kate Dempsey Having good mental health is quintessential for one’s well-being. Unfortunately, discussing mental health is stigmatized in many countries and the communities […]
Mixed Martial Arts Club Is Returning This Spring
By Allison Dubrow After a short hiatus, the Mixed Martial Arts club at Brooklyn College is back! Despite its members meeting last fall to […]
BC And Baruch Student Leaders Visit Israel With Hillel
By Haritha Lakshmanan The Hillel organizations at Brooklyn and Baruch College jointly organized the IsraeLead trip during the winter 2023 intersession, where CUNY student […]
Dr. Betty Lee Sung, City College’s Asian American Studies Founder, Dies At 98
By Gabriela Flores Dr. Betty Lee Sung was a pioneer that accomplished many firsts as an activist, CUNY professor, and scholar who actively addressed […]
Whitman Gets New Floors, Removes Asbestos-Containing Materials
By Gabriela Flores Two rooms in Whitman Hall were retiled early this January after a flood loosened their previous flooring material during Hurricane Ida […]
CUNY Ends Non-Credit, Remedial Courses For Associate’s Programs
By Michela Arlia CUNY announced that as of the fall 2022 semester, traditional remedial courses across the university are terminated after a seven-year phase-out, […]
Reclaiming Years Of Identity Erasure, Oscar yi Hou’s Exhibit In BK Museum
By Gabriela Flores There’s always something to admire about conviction, especially when it comes through incredible art that oozes talent and wits. In 24-year-old […]
Review: ‘The Menu’ Cleverly And Enjoyingly Chews Up Elitism
By Samia Afsar If you have any dinner reservations this week, you might want to consider taking your order to-go after viewing Mark Mylod’s […]
Review: ‘Skinamarink’ Is The Future of Horror
By Shea Stevenson If you haven’t heard of “Skinamarink,” don’t worry. No one has. The movie is director Kyle Ball’s first feature film and […]