Giants Get Bigger in Free Agency, Bringing in Golladay, Jackson
Written By: Jose Rohdin The Giants went 6-10 last season and still have a lot of holes to fill. With very little cap space, the […]
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Journalist Chris Hedges Discusses Politics After Trump at USG Event
Written By: Mary Zakharova On Mar. 12, Brooklyn College’s Undergraduate Student Government hosted a conversation with Chris Hedges, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and bestselling author, […]
BC Alum Patrick Hickey Jr. Released New Gritty Comic Serial, “Condrey”
Written By: Matt Hirsch After nearly twenty years of uncertainty, Condrey has finally arrived. Published by Lesser Known Comics, and drawn by Kieran X. Quinn, […]
BLM Poetry Alliance Club Strives to Support BIPOC Students in the MFA Programs
Written By: Olivia McCaa During the height of Black Lives Matter last summer, and in response to George Floyd and Breonna Taylor’s murder, Brooklyn College’s […]
Feirstein Film Grad School Offers Insight Into MFA Programs
Written By: Michela Arlia On Mar. 4, the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema hosted a virtual open house and tour via Instagram live. With Richard […]
NFL Free Agency: The Jets, Giants, and Bills
Written By:Jose Rohdin NFL Free Agency officially starts this week, with players and teams starting talking contracts on Monday, Mar. 15, and all the New […]
Those We Have Lost: BC Family Members
Since January of last year, COVID-19 has cost this country and our tightly knit communities a lot. In remembrance of the losses Brooklyn College’s […]
Zoom Bombing, An Unexpected Symptom of COVID
Written By: Matt Hirsch When the pandemic hit, Zoom became the medium for students to continue their studies and for professionals to meet with their coworkers. […]
Half Way There: Freshman and Transfers Join BC Amid Pandemic
Written By: Olivia McCaa “It’s like there’s this online barrier that is just impossible to get rid of,” said Brooklyn College freshman Frances Porter. For […]
Local Brooklyn Business Fight to Stay Open
Written By: Olivia McCaa As Brooklyn College reaches its one-year mark since shutting down amidst the global pandemic, neighboring Brooklyn businesses continue to face difficulties […]