Former Italian Dept Prof Sues College
Written By: Michela Arlia Luigi Bonaffini, a former professor of Italian language at Brooklyn College has brought on a multi-million dollar discrimination lawsuit against Brooklyn […]
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Fall ’19 and Spring ’20 Still Await Diplomas
Written By: Paola Sacerdote and Julie Saadia The Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 classes of Brooklyn College are still waiting on their diplomas. The administration […]
Dodgers Win World Series, Ending Drought
Written By: Jose Rohdin The Los Angeles Dodgers have finally won the World Series ring that has eluded them since 1988, and it took a […]
Alumni Spotlight: Theater Dept’s Danielle Kogan
Written By: Michela Arlia Danielle Kogan is a recent graduate of Brooklyn College with a Bachelor’s degree in Theater and Journalism. Graduating in the […]
Profs Lament Increased Workload at Faculty Meeting
Written By: Dorette Dayan The Brooklyn College Faculty Council, which is the legislative body of faculty, held a meeting last week over Zoom, where faculty […]
BC Conservatory to Show Concert Shows Online
Written By: Carlos Daniel Martinez The BC Music Conservatory is keeping the music playing by streaming online concerts in November and December through the Brooklyn […]
The King’s New Clothes: Henrik Moves from NY to DC
Written By: Carlos Daniel Martinez After fifteen years as the face of the franchise, the king has now left the building. Henrik Lundqvist ends his […]
Sabrina Ionescu May Be NY’s Next Sporting Star
Written By: Jose Rohdin It has been a challenge to be a New York sports fan; the Mets, Giants, Jets, and Knicks have all constantly […]
A Look Into TREM’s Award Winning Show “All in Favor”
Written By: Matt Hirsch Created entirely by students in the Television, Radio, and Emerging Media (TREM) program, the series All in Favor has gone on […]
Autoethnographies of a Pandemic from Brooklyn’s Epicenter, Students Share COVID Experiences
Written By: Stacy Fisch The pandemic caught New York City off guard, causing inequalities that already existed locally to worsen. Eight Brooklyn College students shared […]