Pre-Trial Hearing Held for Multimillion Dollar Lawsuit Against CUNY By Former Prof.
On Friday, Nov. 15, a pre-trial hearing was held in Downtown Brooklyn for a multimillion dollar lawsuit in which a former Brooklyn College professor accused […]
Articles by Kevin Limiti
USG Holds Two Town Halls to Hear Students Concerns
Brooklyn College Student Government’s (USG) political committee held two town halls this week with the aim of bringing in more student voices and ideas into […]
Students Protest Higher Ed Issues, Adresses State Officials
Passions raged as CUNY funding and tuition were the targets of a rally and subsequent state Senate committee hearing on higher education on Thursday Oct. […]
Painting For Charity With Muslim’s Giving Back
From a sun setting over ocean water, to the logo for the NBA, to Quran-inspired imagery, Tuesday’s Paint Night, hosted by three different Muslim student […]
Students Denounce Columbus Day at Protest
The day after Columbus Day, a silent procession of students paraded through campus holding signs and banners that read, “Thx 4 Killing My Ancestors,” “Decolonize […]
Whitehead Plaza Construction Ends, Woes Continue
The Whitehead Plaza has opened Friday after a year of construction work. However, the construction woes and Brooklyn College continue on. According to Alan Gilbert, […]
BC On The 2020 Democratic Candidates
The Democratic Primary debates are over, but the discussion continues on the Brooklyn College campus and elsewhere. Currently, former Vice President Joe Biden is the […]
The US on Brink of War with Iran While Ignoring Saudi Involvement in Disastrous War in Yemen
War drums are beating in response to an attack on Saudi Arabian oil fields by Iran. Although, Yemen’s Houthi Rebel faction has claimed responsibility. The […]
Student Commission on Bias Forms
A student commission to address bias is being formed as a result of a meeting between administrators and student groups over the summer. The commission […]
Water Problems in Ingersoll
Written by Kevin Limiti The water supply on the east side of Ingersoll Hall was shut down for a short time on August 29th because […]