BC ESPORTS TAKES BROOKLYN TO THE PLAYOFFS
By T’Neil Gooden This weekend, the Brooklyn College Esports team represented Brooklyn in the Local Area Network (LAN): Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Spring Showdown […]
Month: April 2025
Can You Handle the Heat? Korean Culture Club Hosts Ramyeon Roulette
By Bert Eugene Ever wondered how much spice you could handle? On April 1, the Korean Culture Club (KCC) brought their spicy food challenge back […]
BC Groups Hold Cherry Blossom Festivities
By Victoria Keraj A Brooklyn College cherry blossom festival was held on April 1 as a joint celebration between Brooklyn College AANAPISI Project (BCAP), The […]
Sidonie Clarke – Student Journalist and Upcoming Author
By Ezae Darby Sidonie Clarke is a sophomore at Brooklyn College, majoring in journalism and minoring in psychology. Recently, The Vanguard had the opportunity to […]
“This Is the Time To Stand on Business”: BC Welcomes Melissa Murray for Hess Week
By Serena Edwards Brooklyn College holds Hess Week annually every spring semester to honor a scholar that pushes and advocates for people and justice. This […]
Hess Week Closes with “Podcasting in the Changing Media and Political Landscape” Lecture
By Jaida Dent To wrap up Hess Week, the Wolfe Institute presented the final public event: a panel discussion titled “Podcasting in the Changing Media […]
Your Flop Era Is Serving: The Khia Asylum and Fans’ Obsession With Targeting Women
By Rami Mansi No matter how hard a novice in the music industry can try, there is a semi-fixed circle of A-listers. Underneath you have […]
Opinion: BC’s Food Insecurity – How Food Trucks Fail
By Emily Suhr For Brooklyn College students, finding a meal on campus shouldn’t be hard. However, since the cafeteria closed during the pandemic, students have […]
Brooklyn College’s “Cendrillon”: What a Lovely Night
By Kira Ricarte On Friday, April 4, people gathered in front of the Don Buchwald Theater to see the French opera “Cendrillon”, based on the […]