The National Association of Black Accountants Hosts Black Excellence Gala
By Kiara Jones-Ford To close out Black History Month of 2024, the Brooklyn College National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) hosted their second annual […]
Month: March 2024
Africana Studies Department Hosts “The Search for America’s Hidden Slave Ships”
By Daniel Afanasyev Through the support of the Africana Studies Department and the Caribbean Studies Program, Brooklyn College hosted “The Search for America’s […]
Moral Obligations in a World Afraid of Refugees
By T’Neil Gooden As part of continued discussions about immigration, the Wolfe Institution held “Moral Obligations in a World Afraid of Refugees” on Feb. […]
BC Students Attend “Higher Education Action Day” at State Capitol
By Kate Dempsey Brooklyn College students, as part of the New York Public Interest Group (NYPIRG), University Student Senate (USS), Professional Staff Congress (PSC) […]
PSC Rallies to Demand Contract Offer, Better Working Conditions
By Luis Angel Perez Martinez, Kate Dempsey, Paulina Gajewski Reporting Assistance by Giovanni Ravalli The sound of drums reverberated throughout campus on Feb. 29 […]
NYC City Council Joins Housing Program Lawsuit Against Mayor Adams
By Shlomie Katash On Feb. 28, the New York City Council officially joined a lawsuit filed by the Legal Aid Society that would require […]
LGBTQ+ Center Honors Black History with Gender-Affirming Makeup Workshop
By Giovanni Ravalli and Kate Dempsey In honor of Black History Month, the LGBTQ+ Resource Center held its second annual Gender-Affirming Makeup Workshop on […]
Wolfe Institute Hosts “Defining Immigration, Empire, Race, and Slavery”
By Kaylin Guzman The discussion “Defining Immigration, Empire, Race, and Slavery” was hosted by The Wolfe Institute on Feb. 27, focusing on research done […]
New Mural Brings The Color of Performing Arts to Campus
By Amira Turner Color, motion, and music burst off of the newly installed “Kaleidoscopic Ballad” mural on the first floor of the Leonard & […]
Saturdays At 8: A Deep Dive Into The Substance Of Children’s TV
By Rami Mansi Children’s shows have had a steady decline in recent times due to the lack of attention they grab in their designated […]