Brooklyn College Joins ‘Making Strides Against Breast Cancer’ Walk
By Angelina Banek On Sunday morning, an ocean of people dressed in pink flooded the Coney Island Boardwalk to participate in the “Making Strides […]
Month: October 2024
Brooklyn College Professors Among Dozens Arrested at CUNY Union Faculty Protest
By Daniel Afanasyev More than 30 members of the Professional Staff Congress (PSC-CUNY), including those from Brooklyn College, were arrested Monday, Oct. 21 after […]
Korean Culture Club Hosts ‘Teahouse of Terror’
By Izabela Mscislawski It’s October; the leaves are falling gracefully and coating every crevice of the concrete. The aggressive gusts of wind may make […]
BC’s Medical Brigades Heals Communities One Country at a Time
By Noah Augustin Brooklyn College students may be aware of its study abroad programs, but what they may not have heard of is the […]
FIT Curates ‘Africa’s Fashion Diaspora’ Symposium and Exhibit
By Serena Edwards On Oct. 25, the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) held the symposium “Africa’s Fashion Diaspora” to showcase FIT’s newest exhibit on […]
The Exchange, BCAP Host ‘Pasifika Night’
By Yassir Azzam On Oct. 24, Brooklyn College’s Tow Center Atrium was transformed into a vibrant space celebrating heritage, diversity, and community as the […]
BC Comics and Sequential Arts Club Hosts ‘Art and Tea’ Event
By Jaida Dent The Student Center was transformed into an art studio as artists sketched and colored their way through their latest pieces. A […]
‘Until We’re Seen’: BC Students Write About the Inequalities of COVID-19
By T’Neil Gooden Students and faculty of Brooklyn College came together to tell the stories of those who disproportionately faced inequality as a result […]
‘Macbeth’: An Ambitious Delight From the Department of Theater at Brooklyn College
By Nicolas Tapasco For several sleepless nights, students have struggled through Shakespeare’s writings for hours before English exams throughout middle, high school, and even the […]
Theater and Politics: A Vital Intersection in a Divided World
By Nikita Chernin As the 2024 presidential election looms, theater finds itself at a critical juncture. In an age of deepening ideological divides, the […]