MTA Sues U.S. Government Over Funding for Subway Projects
By: Emily Nixon The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) sued the U.S. Government for breach of contract when the government failed to distribute previously allocated funds […]
Fatal Crash at LaGuardia Airport Highlights Staffing Concerns During DHS Shutdown
By: Emily Nixon On March 22, an Air Canada jet collided with a Port Authority fire truck on the runway at LaGuardia Airport in Queens, […]
In Pi, We Crust: Pi Day With BC’s Math Club
By: T’Neil Gooden On March 17, Brooklyn College’s (BC) Math Club celebrated Pi Day with over 75 students participating in a multitude of mathematical pie […]
Brooklyn College’s LGBTA Hosts Black Dandyism DIY Tie Workshop
By: Serena Edwards Across all CUNY schools, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender alliances (LGBTA) come together to host an annual Vogue Ball near the end of […]
Struggling, Striving, Thriving: Hess Week’s AAPI Mental Health Panel With Russell M. Jeung
By: Renae Visico On Wednesday, March 18, the Brooklyn College (BC) Ethyl R. Wolfe Institute for the Humanities hosted a panel discussing the unique mental […]
“Writing Chinese American Memoirs”: Hess Week 2026 with Professor Russell M. Jeung and Author Ava Chin
By: Ameena Khan On Wednesday, March 18, in the Woody Tanger Auditorium, Professor and Robert L. Hess Scholar-in-Residence, Russell M. Jeung, held the second day […]
Bassist Melissa Auf der Maur Celebrates 90s Rock Memoir with Mark Ronson at Brooklyn Brewery
By: Margot Dragos Former bassist of the bands “Hole” and “The Smashing Pumpkins”, Melissa Auf der Maur, celebrated the release of her memoir “Even The […]
Are You Smarter Than An American?: How America Influenced Ignorance
By: Serena Edwards Have you ever watched the show “Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader”, where adults test their intelligence against children they feel […]
Anti-Haitianism in the U.S.: The Horrors of Apathy
By: Josiah Sanon When we see injustice in the world, the worst thing we can do is get used to it. This is exactly what […]
Stop! In The Name of Education: Why We Need To Stop The Handholding
By: Rami Mansi I love holding my friend’s hands, I really do! Handholding brings me closer to the people around me, emotionally when I’m standing […]