NYU Langone Ceases Gender-Affirming Care for Minors For A Second Time
By: Emily Nixon On Feb. 17, New York University Langone Health (NYU Langone) closed its Transgender Youth Health Program and will stop providing gender-affirming care […]
Remembering the Legacy of Civil Rights Activist Reverend Jesse Jackson
By: Serena Edwards Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights activist, has passed away at the age of 84 after a long fight with Parkinson’s disease. He […]
The United States’ Polarizing Pursuit of Greenland
By: Garbielle Oudkerk There has been a recent interest in the sovereign country of Greenland, specifically by current U.S. President Donald J Trump, that has […]
Vacating Vaccines: The Latest In Anti-Vax Legislature
By: Emily Nixon On Feb. 19, the New Hampshire House of Representatives rejected bill HB 1811, which would have repealed all of the “immunization requirements […]
SAVE Act Officially Passed: Is it Really Voter Fraud?
By: Schonn Elcock On Feb. 11, the House of Representatives voted to pass the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, sponsored by Texas Republican Congressman […]
“One Love!”: CSU Hosts Multicultural Night
By: Jaida Dent On Feb. 19, several of Brooklyn College’s (BC) cultural clubs collided in a night of performances and celebration during “Multicultural Night.” Hosted […]
Combatting Food Insecurity Through Art: PHaM Hosts Apron Painting Event
By: Margot Dragos On Feb. 19, Brooklyn College (BC) Public Health and Medicine Club (PHaM) hosted an apron-painting event in the Student Center’s Glenwood Room. […]
Resistance and Resilience: The Politicization of African American Fashion
By: Serena Edwards For centuries, African American (AA) culture has been policed and criticized. Even in present circumstances, Black fashion is often policed and diminished. […]
Cuteness With a Cost: The Consumer Trap Behind Blind Boxes
By: Elianna Tsigler What began as a simple trend quickly transformed into a global sensation, pulling consumers into its addictive thrill of chance and mystery. […]
Love At First Interaction in 56 Days
By: Reagan McLean Is love at first interaction misleading? Does the person who believes that they are driving the relationship dynamics always feel in control? […]