From “That’s That Me Espresso” to Brat Summer: A Look at 2024’s Pop Culture
By Jaida Dent and Rami Mansi 2024’s zodiac sign is the Year of the Dragon. The dragon symbolizes exceptionality and confidence, with powerful energy coming […]
Month: December 2024
The ‘Three Sisters’ Play At Brooklyn College: ‘Hey, What’s Going On?’
By Kira Ricarte The play begins, the lights come on, and it’s a girl’s 20th birthday. Thus is the beginning of Anton Chekhov’s “Three Sisters,” […]
Lost in Translation: Walls and Wrecking Balls for Critical Theory
By Darlene Arvelo Critical theory is an interdisciplinary field that seeks to critique and challenge societal structures, ideologies, and power dynamics. While critical theory has […]
Juan Soto Signs With the New York Mets in Record-Breaking Deal
By Manuel Polanco and Kate Dempsey The New York Mets have reportedly signed outfielder and renowned player Juan Soto to a recording-breaking deal worth $765 […]
Men’s Basketball Recap (Nov. 26 – Dec. 7)
By Yuki Elkotby The men’s basketball team shattered their streak of three losses as they favored to win at home court against the United […]
Gasnel Jacques: Emerging Designer and Student Visionary
By Ezae Darby Gasnel Jacques is a student designer with the goal of shaping Brooklyn College’s identity for the future. From his pivotal role at […]
LGBTQ+ Resource Center Hosts World AIDS Day Remembrance Ceremony
By Giovanni M. Ravalli In the early 1980s, an illness appeared that affected otherwise healthy individuals. Doctors in major cities across the world scrambled to […]