Capitalism and Greenery: Why Is Earth Day Not A Major Holiday?
By Rami Mansi Earth Day is a significant holiday that has been marked and exemplified by both powerful movements in history, Nickelodeon’s unique […]
Month: May 2024
All Elite Wrestling: A Confrontation in the Past Leads to Present-Day Controversies
By Sean Markisic & Luis Angel Perez Martinez All Elite Wrestling is a wrestling promotion run by CEO and President Tony Khan, which […]
Pitching Perfection: Softball Wins Big
By Manuel Polanco The softball team had one of their best games of the season, and added a little history to it as […]
TEDxCUNY 2024: “UNRAVEL” Conference Held at John Jay College
By Daniel Afanasyev On April 12, the much anticipated 2024 TEDxCUNY conference returned to John Jay College’s Gerald W. Lynch Theater for a […]
BC Student Enrollment at a New Low
By T’Neil Gooden As the spring semester comes to an end, Brooklyn College’s enrollment numbers have reached a new low as the number of […]
“Hanbok and Handicrafts”: Korean Culture Club Hosts Art Workshop
By Kate Dempsey The Gold Lounge in the Student Center was transformed into a calm, artistic scene transporting Brooklyn College students to South Korea […]
Campus to Catwalk: BC’s Professor Pham Brings Fashion Show to Campus with “-Cide”
By Amira Turner The models strutting between the East and West Quad decked out in designer streetwear on April 16, didn’t think they’d be […]
Rage! Rico Nasty Puts on an Electric Show for CUNY Students
By Amira Turner and Kiara Jones-Ford For most CUNY students, attending private concerts on a Friday night is not a common occurrence, but Hunter […]
The Fall of A Nickelodeon Princess: Jojo Siwa and “Karma”
By Jaida Dent and Rami Mansi From selling bows to attempts at becoming pop music’s favorite new innovator, Joelle Siwa, known professionally as […]