Give Us Our Education: Project 2025 Could Devastate The Education System
By Mars Marte This past summer, news of Project 2025 overtook social media, including Instagram and TikTok, across hundreds of posts dedicated to rejecting […]
Month: November 2024
New York Knicks Early Season Analysis
By Manuel Polanco The New York Knicks have become a powerhouse over the last couple of years in the NBA. This season, they hope […]
A Hidden Green Oasis: Inside Brooklyn College’s Greenhouse
By Danielle Dweck Located high above the bustling campus, Brooklyn College’s rooftop greenhouse is a hidden gem where sustainability meets science. Perched atop the […]
BC Reacts: How will Harris and Trump Fare in Extremely Close 2024 U.S Presidential Election?
By Victoria Keraj As Americans turn out in waves to vote for their president, the race remains close. According to the New York Times, […]
MTA Announces Preliminary Work on the Interborough Express
By Kate Dempsey The 14-mile light rail train line connecting Brooklyn to Queens, known as the Interborough Express Project (IBX), is now officially underway, […]
Black Unity Through Reparations: BC Kicks off Black Solidarity Day
By Vanessa Cruz “They Stole Us, They Sold Us, They Owe Us: Reparations Now!” This is the motto of the Black human rights organization, the […]
Medical Brigades Club Hosts Día de los Muertos Sugar Skull Fundraiser
By Izabela Mscislawski With Día de los Muertos (“Day of the Dead”) right around the corner on the first two days of November, BC’s […]
BCAP and Central Asians Club Host Grocery Bag Decorating for Non-Profit
By T’Neil Gooden The Brooklyn College Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANAPISI) Project (BCAP) and the Brooklyn College Central Asians Association (BCCA) […]
The Brooklyn Artists Exhibition: 200 Years of the Brooklyn Museum
By Jaida Dent To kick off the celebrations of their 200th anniversary, the Brooklyn Museum presented a collection encompassing artists who have maintained studios […]
‘Love Can’t Feed You’: The Wolfe Institute Hosts Conversation With Author Cherry Lou Sy
By Rami Mansi In collaboration with the Brooklyn College Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANAPISI) Project (BCAP), The Wolfe Institute hosted an […]