Theater Review: Glory Fades in “Gloria”
There’s a special thrill in watching a play about your profession – one that accurately captures the details both big and small of what you […]
Articles by Quiara Vasquez
Bio Dept. Plants Trees in Dan Eshel’s Memory
On Thursday, Oct. 10, Brooklyn College’s biology department gathered in the library auditorium to memorialize their late chair, Dan Eshel. Eshel taught at BC for […]
The Elephant in the Room: Conservatism on Campus
It’s now a familiar sight to anyone who’s walked the East Quad: a student stands behind a plastic folding table on the Whitehead Breezeway, peering […]
Brooklyn College Theater Department 2019 Fall Preview
Private institutions may sweep the Princeton Review’s “Best Colleges” lists, but there’s one list on which Brooklyn College gives the Ivy League a run for […]
CBS’ “God Friended Me” Shoots on Campus
BC students this past Friday found themselves in “God’s” presence. A film crew came to the Brooklyn College campus on Friday, Sept. 20 to shoot […]
REVIEW: Prasad Paul Duffy’s “Revolutionary”
In the dire and distant future of “Revolutionary: A Futuristic Musical,” automation and totalitarianism have forced a generation of youth onto the streets. Innocent buskers […]
BC Alum Organizes Esophageal Cancer Run
This Saturday, Sept. 14, over 100 attendees and over 50 runners congregated in Brooklyn’s Marine Park to do just that at the 1st Annual Esophageal […]
Survey Says: Tenured Profs, Adjuncts Split Over Adjunct Pay
For years, CUNY educators have been pushing for adjunct pay to be doubled to $7,000 per course, but new data suggests that a majority of […]
I’m Just A Bill (de Blasio)
I’m Mayor Bill I’m de Blasio, Bill And I want control of Capitol Hill So while I’m out there campaigning, I’ve abandoned New York City […]
English Professor and LGBT Mentor Recovering from Stroke
The college community was devastated by the news that longtime English professor and LGBTQ advocate David McKay suffered a stroke earlier this September. McKay is […]