COVID-19 Vax Mandate At CUNY Rolls Back, Effective Summer ‘23
By Gabriela Flores and Michela Arlia CUNY has officially announced its end to the COVID-19 emergency vaccine mandate for all students, faculty, and staff, […]
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BC Students Showcase Anime, Manga, And K-Pop Inspired Outfits
By Haritha Lakshmanan Fashion, friendship, and food. These were some of the highlights of the fashion show hosted by the Brooklyn College Korean Culture […]
Gov Ball Co-Founder Jordan Wolowitz, A Pioneer For NYC’s Music Scene
By Serin Sarsour and Kate Dempsey After a long and stressful spring semester, thousands of college students, and New Yorkers in general, look forward […]
‘Coming Together,’ BC Clubs And USG Welcome All To Grand Iftar
By Kate Dempsey Dazzling moon and star lights illuminated the Student Center as sounds of excited laughter filled the air. As the sun began […]
Rebels, Radicals, Revolutionaries: Benjamin Carp’s Book On The Great New York Fire
Paulina Gajewski On the dawn of September 21, 1776, flames took to New York, at the time a center of the Revolutionary War. The […]
Michael Lerner, Renowned Actor And BC Alum, Dies At 81
By Samia Afsar Academy Award-nominated actor and Brooklyn College alum Michael Lerner died at 81 on Apr. 8 at a hospital in Burbank, California. […]
Conservatory Concerto Compeititon Winner Performs Violin Solo
By Alexandria Woolfe Samuel Braiman, the Conservatory Concerto competition winner, gathered music lovers to Whitman Hall as he performed with the Brooklyn College Conservatory […]
Opinion: How To Blow Up A Pipeline? I Don’t Know
By Shea Stevenson “How to Blow Up a Pipeline,” a movie currently in theaters, is a thriller about a group of youngsters and their […]
BC Sports Recap (Apr. 8 – Apr. 16)
Men’s Tennis Secures More Wins By Owen Russell The men’s tennis team won their two matches this week in fantastic fashion. The Bulldogs’ first […]
Students ‘Rage Against Midterms’ On West Quad
By Michela Arlia Reporting Assistance By Gabriela Flores The West Quad became a place to let off steam as the Undergraduate Student Government held […]