Hiring David Stearns Signals A New Era For The Mets
By Bret Botfeld The New York Mets officially introduced David Stearns as the first president of baseball operations in team history at a press […]
Month: October 2023
“More Than A Month”: Panel Discusses Latinx Heritage Month
By Rami Mansi Latinx Heritage Month has been a subject of cultural diffusion within the Latinx community from the start of its creation. In […]
Creating Solidarity: Activist Víctor Navarro For The Oslo Freedom Forum
By Kate Dempsey The Vanguard had the honor of being invited to the annual Oslo Freedom Forum held in New York City on Sept. […]
Zyeem Nazir, Proud Member Of Phi Sigma Chi
By Reima Choute Rooted in the heart of one of the most diverse and vibrant cities in the world, Brooklyn College’s campus is a […]
Street Homeless Advocacy Project Partners With CUNY
By Kate Dempsey Advocates from the Street Homeless Advocacy Project (SHAP) visited Brooklyn College last Tuesday, Sept. 26, to begin recruiting student volunteers for […]
The WGA Strike Ends
By Shlomie Katash After 148 days of striking, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) has come to terms with Hollywood’s studios, streaming services, and […]
NYPIRG Welcomes Student Activism With Kickoff Event
By Shlomie Katash Brooklyn College’s New York Public Interest Group (NYPIRG) chapter held their annual campaign kickoff on Thursday, Sept. 28. The event focused […]
Companions To Rivals: Manet/Degas Exhibition At The Met
By Paulina Gajewski The Metropolitan Museum of Art brought together 160 works from around the world by French artists Édouard Manet and Edgar Degas […]
Erasing Borders Dance Festival Returns To NYC
By Kate Dempsey Brilliant colors filled the stage, the adornments of gold on the Indian dancers creating a kaleidoscope of beauty. Audience members leaned […]
Strikes & The Apocalypse
By Shea Stevenson When I was a kid, I thought I should move to Brooklyn so I could be there for at least a […]