BC Sports Recap (Nov. 7 – Nov. 11)
Women’s Volleyball’s Season Ends In Semifinals By Oscar Docavo The Brooklyn College women’s volleyball team’s playoff run began on Tuesday, Nov. 7, resulting in […]
Month: November 2023
NBA Star Rookie Takes On The Garden
By Avi Wizwer The New York Knicks took on the San Antonio Spurs on Nov. 8 at Madison Square Garden. A new face for […]
Save The Earth, Smash Some Pumpkins
By Reima Choute (Reporting Assistance By Serin Sarsour) New York City goes all out when it comes to Halloween, so it should come […]
“Twelve Feminist Lessons of War,” BC Hosts Author Cynthia Enloe
By Kate Dempsey “Women’s wars are not men’s wars.” In Cynthia Enloe’s new book “Twelve Feminist Lessons of War,” the internationally renowned author […]
Councilwoman Vernikov Arraigned For Gun Possession, Wins Re-Election
By Kate Dempsey Councilwoman Inna Vernikov was arraigned on Nov. 2 with one criminal possession of a firearm after being spotted open-carrying a […]
Food Trucks Drive Onto Campus
By Shlomie Katash Following the shutdown of the Boylan Hall cafeteria, Brooklyn College officially welcomed multiple food trucks on Nov. 1 as part […]
Revolutionary Feminists: A Conversation Between Barbara Winslow And Zinga Fraser
By Paulina Gajewski The Wolfe Institute held its fifth event in a series of celebrations of recent books published by Brooklyn College faculty on […]
Student Pianists Demonstrate Prowess At “Afternoons At The Piano” Showcase
By Rami Mansi The yellow-lit Topfer Recital Hall inside the Leonard and Claire Tow Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College hosted […]
Flying Into The Next Wave With “Corps Extrêmes”
By Lina Mazioui French-Algerian choreographer Rachid Ouramdane made his debut at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with his aerial dance piece, “Corps Extrêmes,” […]
Opinion: Where’s The Coffee?!?
By Isabelle Cachia-Riedl Monday morning, mid-September, I left my first class and headed to the basement for a cup of coffee. I had […]