The Vanguard’s First Ever Crossword!
By Sarah Rescigno The Vanguard’s First Ever Crossword! Down: 1. County where Brooklyn College is located 2. Avenue that Brooklyn College is located on 5. […]
Month: February 2024
BC Welcomes New Museum and Cultural Organizations Minor
By T’Neil Gooden Brooklyn College is making history by offering an exclusive new Museum and Cultural Organizations minor. This new minor exposes students to […]
TEDxCUNY Returns to Present “UNRAVEL”
By Kate Dempsey As students go about their hectic college lives, it may seem that the world is a chaotic web full of knots […]
USG Hosts First Spring Event “Pizza and Play”
By Katherine Hepburn The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) hosted “Pizza & Play” as their first spring event on Thursday, Feb. 1 to welcome students back […]
Black History Month at BC: A Celebration of the Black Community
By Kate Dempsey The Black History Month Committee (BHMC), in conjunction with the Black Faculty Staff (BFS) and a coalition of clubs and departments […]
Hochul Budget Proposal Set to Slash CUNY Funds
By Shlomie Katash Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled her proposal on Jan. 16 for a $233 billion budget for the upcoming 2025 fiscal year which, […]
Experiencing Medieval Monasticism at the Cloisters
By Paulina Gajewski Humming floats across vaulted stone ceilings as men in long robes saunter between archways. A chill weaves its way through the […]
Reviving the Brooklyn Zine Scene: BC’s Own Zine Archive
By Amira Turner Despite being a campus hotspot, many Brooklyn College students aren’t aware that books and computers aren’t the only resources the library offers. […]
Is Being Delulu The Solulu? The Double-Edged Fantasy of Delusions
By Rami Mansi Every generation tends to take ideas from the older generations and reinvent them in their image. In the case of having […]
Can You Watch a 10-Minute Video?
By Khalailah Bynoe A bright screen evoking different emotions with every swipe provides a new kind of high that could become deadly. Social media […]