Farewell From Maya Schubert, News Editor
When I approached the Vanguard stand at the Fall 2019 Club Fair, I was almost assaulted by a few cheery kids who waved a […]
Articles by mayaschubert
BC Seniors Ready To Graduate After More Than Year Of Remote Learning
For many in Brooklyn College’s class of 2021, graduation after a year and a half of remote learning comes as a relief. “I’ve been suffering […]
USG Debates Mask-Free Areas For Vaccinated Students
The Undergraduate Student Organization tabled a vote Tuesday, Apr. 27 to recommend to the Reentry Review Board (RRB) designating mask-free areas for vaccinated students in […]
Vanguard Recognized By New York Press Association
The Brooklyn College Vanguard student newspaper is now the “Award Winning” Brooklyn College student newspaper. The New York Press Association awarded the Brooklyn College Vanguard […]
CUNY Board Tables Vote on Controversial Consulting Firm
The CUNY Board of Trustees withdrew a vote last Monday on a proposal to hire a private company to help CUNY reopen its campuses after […]
Who Are The CUNY Board Of Trustees?
Since 2016, CUNY tuition has raised by $600, adjunct faculty have seen layoffs and minimal salary raises, and senior college presidents and vice presidents have […]
Three Students Running to Be BC’S USS Delegates
In addition to the USG presidential election, this week several Brooklyn College students are running for two delegate positions in the University Student Senate. Maria […]
Class Sizes Will Remain the Same When In-Person Returns Per Faculty Council
Written By: Maya Schubert and Sydney Rodriguez The Faculty Council announced at a Zoom meeting on Mar. 11 that, due to the college’s space, class […]
CUNY and SUNY Students Protest Outside Gov’s Office
The University Student Senate and SUNY Student Assembly held a joint rally outside Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Manhattan office on Mar, 9 to protest tuition hikes. […]
CUNY Sees Massive Budget Cuts in Age of COVID
After a devastating year for CUNY, marked by withheld funds and faculty layoffs, the state budget for Fiscal Years 2021-2022 is estimated to cut $26 […]