BC Reacts: Writers’ Strike
By Reima Choute (Reporting Assistance By Serin Sarsour) About 160,000 people in the entertainment industry have been on strike since May 2, fighting for […]
Month: September 2023
WOC Club Hosts Game Night Full Of Fun
By Kiara Jones-Ford Icebreakers, food, and good company: the Women of Color (WOC) Club at Brooklyn College hosted a game night for students to […]
Political Science Club Given The Green Light
By Serin Sarsour With a new generation entering the political sphere and becoming more involved with systems of government, the new Political Science Club […]
“Care Not Cuts!”: Women’s Center Protests Hiring Freeze
By Kate Dempsey An army of pink descended upon the West Quad gate as the leaders of the Women’s Center rallied on Tuesday, Sept. […]
Battery Safety Law Enacted In NYC
By Shlomie Katash New York City has officially begun enforcing safety regulations on lithium-ion batteries found in electric bikes and scooters. The law, enacted […]
BC Holds First-Ever Study Abroad Fair
By Shlomie Katash Brooklyn College hosted its first-ever Study Abroad Fair on Thursday, Sept. 21, to introduce students to the numerous potential study abroad […]
“Raindrops @ The Junction,” The Umbrella Sky Project Comes To Flatbush
By Paulina Gajewski If you happen to stroll off of campus in the direction of Flatbush Avenue, right into the Hillel Place Plaza, you […]
The Whitney And Augmented Reality: “CENTO”
By Paulina Gajewski The Whitney Museum of American Art is home to over 25,000 pieces of American art, spanning the nineteenth to twenty-first centuries. […]
The State Of BC’s Cafeteria
By Shea Stevenson Recently, the part of the cafeteria in Boylan Hall that serves food was barred and, in its stead, there is now […]
Are We Ready To Be Serious About The Age Discourse?
By Kim Gill Age has been one of the most widely discussed topics recently regarding the 2024 election cycle. From 81-year-old Senator Mitch McConnell […]