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 […]
Articles by John Schilling
Review: ‘Six’ Does Not Know What It Is
By John Schilling Divorced. Beheaded. Died. Divorced. Beheaded. Survived. What some have viewed as a grim time in European history has now been reimagined as […]
BC String Musicians Play Works Of Famous Composers
By John Schilling Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart are long gone, but the legacies of these composers live on through the Conservatory of Music at […]
Brooklyn College To Erect COVID-19 Memorial On Campus
By John Schilling Now that CUNY’s mask mandate is lifted and COVID-19 cases are going down, it would seem that the Brooklyn College community […]
BC Musicians Shine In Honor Of Tania León
By John Schilling Brooklyn College musicians gathered on Wednesday, Feb. 23 for the Winter Composers Concert, a showcase featuring new works by Conservatory of […]
Cleared4 Glitch Removes Green Key, Fixed Within The Hour
By John Schilling A glitch in the Cleared4 vaccine pass and testing system removed the green key symbol from the BC Navigator app […]
Ingersoll False Alarm Forces Students Out Into The Cold
By John Schilling Reporting Assistance by Matt Hirsch Students poured out of Ingersoll Extension on Monday, Feb. 14 at 11:20 a.m., when it appeared […]
BC Alum Makes History As The First Openly Transgender NYPD Detective
By John Schilling Ori Harbor, a Brooklyn College alumnus, made history in December when he was promoted to detective after 15 years as a […]
Review: ‘Company’ Revival Is Too Much Of A Good Thing
By John Schilling What am I doing with my life? Why aren’t things working out the way I planned? How come it’s happening for […]
BC Alumna Goes Viral On TikTok For Art Conservation Efforts
By John Schilling From its trendy dance videos to comedy skits, TikTok is not typically thought of as a social network used to raise […]