ISSO Hosts Their First Annual Immigrant Heritage Week
Written By: Olivia McCaa To close the month of April, the Immigrant Student Success Office (ISSO) hosted their first annual Immigrant Heritage Week to celebrate […]
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29 Years and Counting: Former BC Student Hank Kwon and His Comic Shop
Written By: Matt Hirsch Nestled in the heart of Flatbush, Brooklyn, just across the street from Whitman Hall, Bulletproof Comics has built a legacy as […]
Bills Have Tough Draft as Giants and Jets Address Needs
Written By: Jose Rohdin The 2021 NFL Draft was a unique one. Many players did not attend in person due to COVID-19, which led to […]
Admin Updates Students and Staff on Reentry
Written By: Jordan Ramos With the return of indoor classes at Brooklyn College in the Fall of 2021 is almost set in stone, the administration […]
Anti-Racist Implementation Team Sends Update Email
Written By: Matthew Hirsch On Apr. 23, the Implementation Team for Racial Justice sent an email to BC staff and faculty to provide a progress […]
Marcos Suarez Discusses His Emotionally Vulnerable, Autobiographical Film “If A Tree Falls”
Written By: Olivia McCaa Brooklyn College student Marcos Suarez is preparing to present his senior thesis film If a Tree Falls, a retelling of his […]
Asst. Athletic Director Keeps Students Active During the Pandemic
Written By: Mary Zakharova When Brooklyn College closed in March 2020, Ken Broman, the Assistant Athletic Director and Recreation and Events Manager at Brooklyn College, […]
New Club On The Rise: BC’s Improv Theater Troupe
Written By: Michela Arlia Students in the Theater Department are embarking on a new adventure this semester as they look to start the campus’ and […]
Alfred Darlington, AKA “Daedelus” Discusses Electronic Music and Their Practice
Written By: Amanda Almonord Alfred Darlington, better known as “Daedelus,” visited the Brooklyn College Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema on Apr. 23 to discuss electronic […]
Should the MLB Recognize the 7-Inning No-Hitter?
Written By: Nick Wilson A flummoxed Freddy Freeman sat down on strikes not once, but twice in Sunday’s duel against the Diamondbacks. Both on nasty […]