Farewell From John Schilling, Managing Editor
By John Schilling It’s crazy to think that an impulse email I wrote and sent in between classes in 2019 would ultimately lead to this […]
Articles by John Schilling
‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ Is A Puzzle
By John Schilling Disclaimer: Minor spoilers ahead Long gone are the days where Marvel Studios could seamlessly release filler movies and sustain the franchise with […]
Brooklyn College’s 2022 Valedictorian Carina D’Urso
By John Schilling It was almost four years ago that Carina D’Urso, a native Brooklynite and the daughter of Italian immigrants, first toured the […]
Mets Inch Closer To Ending Wilpon Era, Part Ways With Robinson Cano
By John Schilling When Mets owner Steve Cohen bought and took over the team from Fred Wilpon, Jeff Wilpon, and Saul Katz in late […]
A Complicated History: Did The Mets Throw The Franchise’s First, Second, or Third No-Hitter?
By John Schilling If 2022 has been indicative of anything, it’s that the New York Mets are a force to be reckoned with, and […]
BC Community Remembers Nine In COVID-19 Memorial Ceremony
By John Schilling Members of the Brooklyn College community gathered in front of Roosevelt Hall on Thursday, Apr. 14 for the COVID-19 Memorial Ceremony, […]
BC Professor Christopher Dunbar Passes Away
By John Schilling The Brooklyn College community was saddened on Wednesday, Apr. 6 when Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Anne Lopes announced […]
Leonard Tow Announced As Distinguished Alum for 2022 Commencement
By John Schilling Dr. Leonard Tow, a telecommunications billionaire, philanthropist, and the founding chairman of The Tow Foundation, will be the recipient of the Distinguished […]
Sam Nahem: BC Alum, MLB Pitcher, and Civil Rights Activist
By John Schilling The day was Tuesday, Aug. 17, 1948. Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Sam Nahem headed for the mound in the top of the sixth […]
The Club That COVID Killed: How BC’s Fencing Club Rose From The Ashes Only To Fall Again
By John Schilling A club that was dead was born again and then died again. It was two years ago that COVID-19 began to spread […]