Black History Month: The Unsung Pioneers of Hip-Hop’s Greatest
By Alfonso Abreu Hip-hop is a vast genre with a history spanning over 50 years, including multiple subgenres such as trap, drill, plug, and boom […]
Month: February 2025
Black Icons in Baseball: Pioneers of Tomorrow
By Manuel Polanco Baseball has had a myriad of iconic Black players that paved the way, not only through their contributions to the sport, but […]
Bulldogs Recap: Women’s Basketball Sweeps in Senior Night
By Yuki Elkotby On Feb. 14, the Brooklyn College women’s basketball team played against Medgar Evers College as a continuation of the CUNY Athletic Conference […]
One Dynasty Ends as Another Begins: The Eagles as Super Bowl Champions
By Manuel Polanco The Philadelphia Eagles are the 2025 Super Bowl champions for the second time ever in franchise history. The team won their first […]
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By Shannon Dyett
Kendrick’s Super Bowl Halftime Show – A Historic, Culturally Awakening, and Revolutionary Performance
By Ezae Darby Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show was arguably the greatest, and possibly most culturally impactful, performance of all time for the sport. […]
CUNY’s Upcoming Reform to Credit Transfers
By Victoria Keraj With the goal of guaranteeing a smooth transition from CUNY community college to CUNY senior college, the CUNY transfer initiative was passed […]
Black History Month Crossword
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Eric Adams’ Legal Battle: Indictment Fate in Question
By Serena Edwards The next mayoral election will take place in Nov. later this year. Current mayor Eric Adams was charged with bribery and campaign […]
Federal Financial Freeze May Affect Federal Agencies
By Key Jones-Ford On Jan. 27, President Donald Trump issued an executive order that sought to bring a temporary freeze to all federal financial assistance […]