Conservatory Hosts First ‘Music For Strings’ Concert Of Fall Term
By Samia Afsar A theme of joy carried through in Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music’s first fall “Music for Strings” Concert on Wednesday, Oct. […]
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Opinion: Halloween Is The Pillar Of Society
By Shea Stevenson Halloween season arrives like an overhead eclipse; sudden coldness, implacable growing darkness, and night becoming inseparable from day. Some time ago, […]
Review: Newest ‘Andor’ Series Has Its Shortcomings
By Patrick Boyd Richardson Diego Luna reprises his role as Cassian in the latest Star Wars prequel series, “Andor.” Disney+ has gone out of […]
BC Sports Recap (Oct. 8 – Oct. 15)
Men’s Cross Country Falls Behind CUNYAC Rivals By Owen Russell This past Saturday, Oct. 15, the men’s cross country team trekked out to Long […]
BC’s Philosophy Society Makes Its Return To Campus
By Diana Bautista The Philosophy Society Club, a group that encourages critical thinking and interest in different subjects is now back on campus at […]
The Psychology Of Making Art: A Look Into Prof. Jennifer Drake’s Lab
By Samia Afsar Tucked away on the fourth floor of James Hall is a lab room dedicated to the psychology of the arts, where […]
Alumna Khadjiah Johnson Makes Strides In Late Night And Emmy-Winning Team
By Gabriela Flores and Cailah Parker Reporting Assitance Alexandria Woolfe With her drive and comedic flair, Khadjiah Johnson is leaving her mark on television […]
Hobby Shops And The American Folkloric Tradition
Shea Stevenson You’ve heard of tabletop role playing games (TTRPGs) by now, namely the first and biggest one, Dungeons & Dragons (D&D). If you […]
Review: ‘Blonde’ Offers A Fictionalized View Of Marilyn Monroe
By Kaylin Guzman Netflix’s newest film presents a narrative of Marilyn Monroe that I have never seen before. Armed with conspiracy theories and exaggeration, […]
See Ya! New York Mets Ousted From MLB Playoffs
Owen Russell When eccentric billionaire Steve Cohen purchased the Mets back in 2020, many diehard fans assumed that change was in the air. In […]