Opinion: Did It Only Take T. Swift For Our Government To Agree?
By Michela Arlia I would like to formally apologize to Dr. Taylor Alison Swift. With this apology, I will also be retracting my accusations […]
Articles by Michela Arlia
Beautifying WEB’s Walls: BC’s Latest Mural Project
By Michela Arlia If you’re walking through the second floor of the West End Building this semester, you might have noticed a pop of […]
CUNY Law Student Remains Missing
By Michela Arlia Queens native and CUNY Law school student Jordan Taylor, 29, has been reported missing for over three weeks after being last […]
Jennette McCurdy’s “I’m Glad My Mom Died” Gives A Raw, Important Look Into Abuse
By Michela Arlia Jennette McCurdy’s heavy novel “I’m Glad My Mom Died” was a book I set out to tackle reading, albeit I was […]
Updates On Whitman Damages And Construction By Roosevelt Hall
By Michela Arlia Over the past week, BC’s campus has experienced some construction and unforeseen facilities problems across various parts of campus. From heavy […]
Prof. Emerita Tania León Receives Kennedy Center Honor
By Michela Arlia Composer, conductor, and educator Tania Léon was recognized earlier this month at the 45th annual Kennedy Center Honor, one of the […]
BC Sports Recap (Dec. 4 – Dec. 11)
Women’s Basketball Trails Behind By Michela Arlia The BC women’s basketball team were defeated by the Drew University Rangers 74-53 at the […]
Students Wrap Up The Fall 2022 Semester
By Michela Arlia The end of the fall semester is upon Brooklyn College students. With most classes continuing on campus after the COVID shutdown, […]
Phi Sigma Chi, CSU Celebrate Diversity In Multicultural Night
By Michela Arlia Brooklyn College’s Phi Sigma Chi fraternity and Caribbean Student Union teamed up to co-host a multicultural night packed with food, live […]
You Can’t Spoil ‘The Crown’ – We Know The Ending
By Michela Arlia How do you spoil something that follows a current event timeline? That is exactly the question I asked myself at the […]