Sports Recap (10/21 – 10/26)
By Manuel Polanco This past week, the Brooklyn College men’s and women’s soccer teams had successful games in their final games of the season before […]
Month: October 2024
Liberty Flourishes: New York Liberty Wins Their First WNBA Championship
By Ezae Darby “Liberty has been planted here; and the more it is attacked, the more it grows and flourishes.” These impactful words were […]
Brooklyn College Students, Transit Advocates Call on City for Improved Bus Service on Flatbush Avenue
By Daniel Afanasyev Brooklyn College students, transit advocates, and community groups relay-hiked four miles up Flatbush Avenue, calling on the Adams administration for long […]
BC Reacts: Liam Payne, Former Band Member of One Direction, Dead at 31
By Serena Edwards Liam Payne, former member of the internationally-known boy band group One Direction, passed away on Wednesday, Oct. 16. He was 31. […]
Understanding Latinx Anti-Blackness: Wolfe Institute Hosts 2024 Konefsky Memorial Lecture
By Rami Mansi In a collaborative effort by various Brooklyn College programs, the 2024 Konefsky Memorial Lecture, “Understanding Latinx Anti-Blackness Through the Lens of […]
BC Conservatory Presents Afternoon Chamber Music
By Jaida Dent The Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music opened the doors of the Topfer recital hall to welcome members of the community to […]
African Student Union Hosts Black Carnival Experience
By Khalailah Bynoe The African Student Union (ASU) held their “Black Carnival Experience” event on Oct. 17, showcasing a variety of cultures that make […]
Heartstopper Continues to be Great Representation of Queer Love Stories
By Eden Lawrence Netflix’s coming-of-age, queer teen love story, “Heartstopper,” aired its third season on Oct. 3. The show, based on the graphic novel […]
Sports Recaps (Oct. 14 – Oct. 19)
By Manuel Polanco This past week, both the Brooklyn College men’s and women’s soccer teams played in the CUNY Athletic Conference (CUNYAC) tournament. The […]
A Hidden Crisis: The Hold of Opioids on College Students
By T’Neil Gooden The public has heard about it but it remains unseen: opioid use–especially the dangers of fentanyl–may be in the public’s consciousness, […]