Farewell, From Quiara Vasquez, Editor-in-Chief
It hit me a couple days ago, after I had made a batch of corn muffins. I looked at the discarded box of […]
Articles by Quiara Vasquez
KC Johnson: Historian…Centrist?
Brooklyn College has often found itself in the crosshairs of right-wing groups alleging that higher ed is too ideologically rigid, obsessed with diversity, infested with […]
2020 Commencement Goes Online, to Seniors’ Dismay
Due to the pandemic, graduation ceremonies have been canceled across CUNY, and while a virtual commencement is planned, outgoing seniors don’t seem too happy about […]
Obituary: Jay Jankelewicz, Alumnus and Philosophy Dept. Staff
Jay Jankelewicz, the erstwhile office manager for Brooklyn College’s Philosophy Department, died of complications of COVID-19 this past Thursday, Apr. 9. Jankelewicz graduated from Brooklyn […]
Petition Created to Stop Asian-American Bigotry
As the coronavirus rages on in New York, another, less obvious epidemic runs in parallel to it – a rash of prejudice and even hate […]
Low Qui Savage: M-M-M-My Corona
Reader, I was all set to write an in-depth exploration into the two archetypes of writers in the journalism biz, and the delicate balance a […]
Anthropologist Explores Gen Z’s “Beeline” to S-U-C-C-E-S-S
I could’ve been a contender. It was 2006, and I was just one word away from getting a spot in the Scripps National Spelling […]
7K or Strike Becomes Rank and File Action
The 7K or Strike movement’s commitment to adjunct pay parity hasn’t changed – but their name has. In a broad rollout of updated handles across […]
Low Qui Savage: A Sour Note From Union Brass
Reader, if you’re like me, you’ve probably skipped past all the news in this “news” paper and gone right to the hot takes in the […]
Low Qui Savage: Oh, the Humanities!
Reader, I have a confession to make. Reader, I am not. That may have sounded a bit too Yoda, so to rephrase it: I don’t […]