Diet Culture–A Women’s Issue?
By T Abbatemarco For much of my life, I have wondered: Why is it that so many of the advertisements I see about diet programs […]
Month: March 2025
Grace Martinez-Espina: Journey From BC Athlete to Professional Trainer
By Allen Mardakhayev The love for sport is what drives athletes to continue playing their beloved game. From different walks of life come different paths […]
New Yorkers Protest Detainment of Pro-Palestine Advocate Mahmoud Khalil
By Victoria Keraj, Paulina Gajewski, Rami Mansi Following the detainment by U.S. authorities of pro-Palestine advocate Mahmoud Khalil on March 8, activist communities across New […]
Doing It for the Girlies: Rising Entrepreneur Lex Finley Talks Business, Balance, and Identity
By Rami Mansi With pop-ups on both sides of the country, magazine issues, and a runway show part of New York Fashion Week, the 90’s […]
BC Conversations Resume: BC Clubs and Organizations Host Second “Community Reflections”
By Emily Nixon On March 11, The Brooklyn College (BC) Black and Latino Male Initiative (BLMI), BCAP (Brooklyn College AANAPISI Project), Immigrant Student Success Office […]
As Easy as Pie: The BC Mathematics Club Hosts Pi Day Celebration
By Paulina Gajewski On Thursday, March 13, the Brooklyn College Mathematics Club turned an Ingersoll lecture hall into a pie fest. Pi Day, annually celebrated […]
Stuck in the Library Holds Publication Event for New Magazine
By Jaida Dent On Tuesday, March 11, the Stuck in the Library magazine at Brooklyn College hosted a publication event for their fall 2024 publication. […]
Spring Has Sprung: BC Garden Engages Students Through Art
By Angelina Banek As spring approaches, community gardens are beginning to spring back to life. On Wednesday, March 12, students and community members gathered at […]
Sheikh Mohammad Badawy Sheds Light on the Palestinian Cause to BC Students
By T’Neil Gooden On March 13, Brooklyn College (BC) students gathered in the Bedford Room of the Student Center to listen to speeches about activism […]
BC History Professor Stresses Resilience as Scholarship on Racism and Colonialism Comes Under Attack
By Rossi Sealey In a medium-sized classroom filled to the brim with student in Boylan Hall, Marybeth Tamborra, who was an adjunct professor at Brooklyn […]