BC Reacts: East Quad Renovation In Progress
By: Emily Nixon As Brooklyn College (BC) students returned to class, one glaring difference on their campus greeted them: a large green fence circled the […]
An Overview Of Mamdani’s First Month In Office
By: Key Jones-Ford Recently inaugurated New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has been in office for 45 days, and he has made several significant changes, […]
The Search Continues: A Timeline on Nancy Guthrie’s Disappearance
By: Serena Edwards Nancy Guthrie was last seen by relatives and friends on Jan. 31. The mother of Today Show host Savannah Guthrie was not […]
President Trump Faces Criticism on Racist Social Media Post Regarding The Obamas
By: Schonn Elcock On Feb. 6, United States (U.S) President Donald Trump shared a post on X which depicted various Democratic leaders as animals, and […]
¡NUEVAYOL!: Post-Super Bowl Recap Hosted by Puerto Rican Latin Studies
By: Rami Mansi On Feb. 11, the Puerto Rican Latin Studies (PRLS) Department, in collaboration with the Black and Latino Male Initiative (BLMI), Immigrant Student […]
BCAP Holds Open House For What May Be Their Last Semester
By: Renae Visico On Feb. 10, the Brooklyn College AANAPISI Project (BCAP) held its Open House for the Spring Semester. The Open House welcomed frequent […]
“A Radiant Simplicity”: Lois Dodd Makes a Spiritual Return to Brooklyn College
By: Eddy Prince On Feb. 10, the Brooklyn College (BC) Art Gallery unveiled its newest exhibit, titled “A Radiant Simplicity,” a collection of paintings created […]
BC Singer/Songwriter Emanuela Troianiello Featured in CUNY’s First Super Bowl Ad
By: Margot Dragos Emanuela Troianiello, a Brooklyn College (BC) senior and music technology major, was featured in CUNY’s first- ever Super Bowl commercial, which aired […]
America Killed Unity: The Legacy of Chicago Black Panther Leader Fred Hampton
By: Serena Edwards During Black History Month, schools teach the same stories every year, but never dive deeper into the truth of Black history. Black […]
Capitalism Casualties: Death of The Nuclear Family
By: Mars Marte The Nuclear Family was a concept glorified by many Western countries, especially in American culture, as Merriam-Webster explains. This particular concept stemmed […]