What Ever Happened To Being Proud New Yorkers?
By Jada Simon After experiencing a once-in-a-millenia kind of event like COVID-19 and drastic price increases due to inflation, being a New Yorker is […]
Month: September 2023
“Terrace Story” And The Problem Of Space
By Shea Stevenson “Terrace Story” by Hillary Leichter is a new novel that’s largely about space. Not outer space (mostly) but the spaces we […]
BC Sports Recap (Sept. 12 – Sept. 16)
Men’s Soccer Looking To Find Their Spark By Avi Wizwer With a couple of games being postponed, the Bulldogs are looking to find their […]
AEC And USG Bring “Farmer’s Fridge” To BC
By Kate Dempsey Brooklyn College’s Auxiliary Enterprise Committee (AEC), in conjunction with representatives from the Undergraduate Student Government (USG), has acquired two “Farmer’s Fridge” […]
BC Makes Forbes List Of Most Affordable Colleges In America
By Shlomie Katash Brooklyn College shined on a recent ranking published by Forbes on Aug. 29, where it placed fourteenth on their “25 Colleges […]
Mayor Adams Announces Plan To Crack Down On Car Thefts
By Allison Dubrow Mayor Adams held a press conference on Wednesday, Sept. 6, to notify the public that while violent crime is decreasing, car […]
Trump Pleads Not Guilty To Georgia Election Charges
By Shlomie Katash Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 13 felony charges related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results […]
“America Transformed,” Wadada Leo Smith Performs At BC
By Paulina Gajewski “Creativity and artistic endeavors have a mission that goes far beyond just making music for the sake of music,” jazz musician […]
Why Is Every App Getting Worse?
By Shea Stevenson It is not just you; the largest websites and apps on the internet are getting worse. They are bombarding their users […]
Music Festival Fiasco: Burning Man And Electric Zoo Do Not Represent EDM
By Kate Dempsey Picture this: you’ve spent $485 on a ticket to attend a once-in-a-lifetime experience in the heart of the Black Rock Desert, […]