NYPIRG Store Gives Back To BC With Free Goods
By Gabriela Flores For some Brooklyn College students, finding their next meal, getting clothing, or acquiring other basic necessities could get caught in the […]
Articles by Gabriela Flores
Esports Closer To Potential Funding, Keeps Garnering Wins
By Gabriela Flores After weeks of asking Brooklyn College undergraduates to vote for the Undergraduate Student Government’s referendum, the Esports Club is one step […]
BC Esports Cruises To National Wins, Requests Funds
By Gabriela Flores The Esports Club is picking up wins left and right in national competitions, putting Brooklyn College on the map within the […]
NYPIRG Hosts Student Empowerment Conference, Invites AG Letitia James
By Gabriela Flores In its annual conference to encourage members and their respective causes, the New York Public Interest Research Group hosted virtual panels […]
Students Lead March Across BK Bridge For New Deal For CUNY
By Gabriela Flores CUNY student leaders led a march on Sunday, Mar. 19, calling for the funding of the New Deal for CUNY, a […]
Launch Date Set For BC’s Composting Pilot Program
By Gabriela Flores Those at Brooklyn College who practice composting, or have yet to pick it up, can soon drop off their compostable materials […]
‘What I Believe,’ A Keynote Address By Hess Scholar Barbara Smith
By Gabriela Flores Working to dismantle racism, homophobia, classism, and other repressions is no easy feat. From organizing as a teen in her native […]
People’s CUNY Launches, Discusses Racism And Repression
By Gabriela Flores In an effort to address repressive and racist actions at the university and city, a new coalition called the People’s CUNY […]
CHeF Calls For Healthier Options On CUNY Campuses
By Gabriela Flores Vending machine options and healthy eats can often be overlooked in the bustle of college life. In looking out for the […]
Before The Presses: Let’s Rename Some Queens Streets
By Gabriela Flores It’s a brutally hot July, and it’s time for an hour-long bike ride around Astoria. The year is 2009, and gentrification wasn’t […]