BC Sports Recap (Mar. 21 – Apr. 4)
Men’s Volleyball Finishes Season On Low Note By Owen Russell The Bulldogs concluded their regular season this past week. As they roll into the playoffs, […]
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Upgraded BC Water Fountains Follow Plans To Make CUNY Greener
By Radwan Farraj New bottle stations are set to replace older water fountains found across the Brooklyn College campus as part of an ongoing […]
Opinion: The CROWN Act Promotes Long Overdue Diversity In Hair Presentation
By Priscilla Mensah Recently, the United States House of Representatives passed the CROWN Act, which stands for Creating a Respectful and Open World for […]
Unvaccinated Mets And Yankees Barred From Home Games
By Owen Russell As Opening Day creeps forward, uncertainty continues to loom over some of Major League Baseball’s brightest. Unvaccinated players for the New […]
BC Sports Recap (Mar. 15 – Mar. 19)
Men’s Volleyball Continues To Struggle By Owen Russell The Brooklyn College men’s volleyball team continues to slide down the CUNYAC standings after losing […]
Only One Ticket In The Running For USG Prez
By Radwan Farraj Elections for the Brooklyn College Undergraduate Student Government are nearing with only one candidate running for president. Running for the executive […]
A Correction From The Editorial Staff
Last week, in a story about Professor Todd Chandler and his film “Bulletproof,” we misquoted him stating, “The problem is bullets and the solution […]
Pro-Student CUNY Calls For Student Input On COVID Policies
By Gabriela Flores When CUNY announced its 70% in-person course capacity for this spring, the policy was met with mixed reactions. Backdropped by surging […]
Women Empowering Women: BC Hosts Attorney Yasmin Dwedar
By Serin Sarsour Growing up Arab and Muslim, and being a woman in the legal world, Attorney Yasmin Dwedar has learned to navigate discrimination […]
Involvement Fair Returns On Campus After Two Years
By Gabriela Flores Once COVID shut down student life on Brooklyn College’s campus, club involvement either continued or fell through the cracks of remote […]