The Art of Presence: Ending the Doomscroll and Understanding Ourselves
By: Michelle Zhen When we scroll and especially “doomscroll”—mindlessly consuming social media content that makes us feel worse than when we started—we sacrifice a part […]
Month: September 2026
Long Albums Are Ruining The Music Industry
By: Samuel Mortel The music industry has been suffering from a serious epidemic for quite a while: albums are far too long, and it seems […]
That’s Cap: MLB’s Hancel Rincon Gets Penalized for Cap Style
By: Manuel Polanco On Saturday, Sept. 5, St. Louis Cardinals rookie pitcher Hancel Rincon made his major league debut against the Colorado Rockies. Major League […]
BC Recaps 9/01-9/10
By: Haadi Amir & Manuel Polanco The Brooklyn College (BC) Fall Athletic season is back! As the new fall leaves hit the ground, heavy winds […]
The End Of An Era: WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert Announces Retirement
By: Reagan McLean On Friday, Sept. 4, 2026, the National Basketball Association (NBA) commissioner, Adam Silver, announced Cathy Engelbert’s retirement from the Women’s National Basketball […]
A Declassifed Brooklyn College Freshman Survival Zine
By: Jocelyn Rios