BC’s Chantel Peters, Conquering Adversity
By Reima Choute Chantel Peters would have never thought that her own body would be the source of her postponement in life. After being […]
Month: October 2023
Students For Justice In Palestine Protest CUNY, Advocate For Palestinians
Written By Kate Dempsey Edited By Serin Sarsour and Shlomie Katash The Vanguard would like to encourage readers to read the Editors’ Note on […]
Editors’ Note
Here at The Vanguard, we are fully committed to the principles of facts and fairness in reporting so that students can make informed decisions about […]
Mayor Adams Claims Success After Returning From Latin American Trip
By Shlomie Katash In response to the worsening migrant crisis, Mayor Eric Adams went on a four-day trip south of the border to deliver […]
Prof. Rachel Brownstein Discusses “American Born: An Immigrant Story, A Daughter’s Memoir” Book
By Paulina Gajewski The Wolfe Institute for the Humanities joined two Brooklyn College professors, Allan Amanik and Rachel Brownstein, last Thursday, Oct. 12, to […]
Opinion: Does Taking The B6 Have To Suck So Bad?
By Yacetie Santos Why can’t taking the B6 after class ever be a peaceful and wholesome experience? The moment you see the bus approaching […]
Opinion: Consumerism And Girl Power: The Music Industry’s Adhesion To Capitalism
By Rami Mansi Twenty-first-century queer music reached a major peak on Sept. 22 when four artists of varying levels of superstardom released new respective […]
Opinion: You Should Watch “The Battle Of Algiers”
By Shea Stevenson If you’re reading this, I bet you live in New York City. By some metrics, NYC is the colonial heart of […]
BC Sports Recap (Oct. 10 – Oct. 13)
Men’s Soccer Celebrates Senior Day With Win By Oscar Docavo The Bulldogs routed City College 4-0 last Wednesday, Oct. 11. Brooklyn College outshot their […]
Is The NY Giants’ Season Over?
By Avi Wizwer The New York Giants’ NFL season could be in jeopardy as key players on the team sustain injuries. Their starting quarterback, […]