Meet John Wasserman, Bkyln Dem Influencer
Written By Chaya Gurkov “It’s been a blessing and a curse, but I am grateful for it,” John Wasserman said clearly, the heavy stutter that […]
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Baruch Gets New President; First Asian-American Prez Across CUNY
Written By Milette Millington Mr. S. David Wu will be the new president of Baruch College starting on July 1 of this year, after he […]
Coronavirus Fears Reach BC
Written By Paola Sacerdote New York officials announced that three elderly patients residing in New York City have been identified as having symptoms of the […]
Admin Addresses Transfer Credit Issues
Written By Martin Samoylov The Brooklyn College administration urged faculty to actively allow transfer credits to incoming students as part of last fall’s presentation on […]
Bullspit!: The Great Gun Debate
Written By Gleason This is a letter the Vanguard received over the winter break. We debated and found that to give the Conservative voice equal […]
Amidst Anti-Semitism Spike, CUNY Community Comes Together
Written By Chaya Gurkov/Quiara Vasquez When BC professor Andrew Meyer checked his e-mail during the winter session, he came face-to-face with a hatred that New […]
I Know More Than I Can Say Installation
Written By Paola Sacerdote Take a trip down memory lane to a time of an unforgettable situation. With his new art installation “I Know More […]
The Actor’s Life By Jenna Fischer: A Review
Written By Michela Arlia Any real fan of The Office knows to watch only up until season seven when Michael Scott leaves, because it’s only […]
Turning Point USA Speaker Fees Raises Controversy
Next week, Brooklyn College will be paid a visit by Joy Villa, a singer-songwriter turned controversial right-wing political commentator. The event is being organized by […]
Student Experience Discussed at CUNY Rising Town Hall
The downpour of snow did not stop CUNY students, faculty, and alumni from attending a Town Hall where they were given the opportunity to express […]