Farewell From Serin Sarsour, Vanguard’s Editor-In-Chief
By Serin Sarsour When I think about my time at The Vanguard, I don’t think about the sleepless nights (although, believe me, there were […]
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Opinion: Why Are We Scared Of “IPad Babies”?
By Shea Stevenson Recently, I saw a toddler in a stroller dexterously navigating his father’s phone. I can only assume that he was typing, […]
Upcoming Events At BC (Nov. 2 – Nov. 9)
Thursday, Nov. 2 Pumpkin Smash! Make it Compost Splash! Hillel Plaza and Campus Road, 1 to 6:30 PM Monday, Nov. 6 Intro to […]
New Classical Society Aims To Revamp Classics At BC
By Serin Sarsour Exploring the roots of the Greeks and Romans through history, literature, science, and more, the Classics Department at Brooklyn College is […]
Olivia Rodrigo’s “Guts” Made Me A Fan
By Serin Sarsour After much anticipation from fans worldwide, Olivia Rodrigo finally released her sophomore album titled “Guts” on Friday, Sept. 8. Seeing as […]
Women’s Center At Risk Of Closing
By Serin Sarsour The Women’s Center at Brooklyn College is facing a severe staffing and funding crisis that could potentially lead to the Center’s […]
BOT Passes USG Referendum
By Serin Sarsour A referendum proposed by Brooklyn College’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) calling for a $5.15 increase in the student activity fee was […]
Bring Your Kid To School Day, Children First Hosts Art-tabulous Event
By Serin Sarsour Rather than the typical ‘bring your children to work day,’ Brooklyn College students got to bring their kids to school last […]
Budding Dream Team Embraces Immigrant Students On Campus
By Serin Sarsour In a country where it is difficult for immigrant and undocumented students to attend college and achieve their dreams, Brooklyn College’s […]
Women Of Color Hosts Event Embracing Natural Hair
By Serin Sarsour Natural hair is often left out of the conversation surrounding hair care. To become a part of changing this reality, Brooklyn […]