BC Sports Recap (Jan. 20 – Jan. 27)
Men’s Basketball Trails Behind By Owen Russell The men’s basketball team came up empty this week, losing both of their conference matchups. The two […]
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What’s Open On Campus This Spring?
Most resources and services on campus are still up and running with limited restrictions. For those wanting to get tested for COVID-19 after being […]
‘The Last Of Us’ Tells More Than A Post-Apocalyptic Tale
By Samia Afsar The series premiere of HBO’s latest and most anticipated show, “The Last of Us,” was released on Jan. 15, almost three […]
Opinion: The Irony Of Today’s Anti-Capitalist Movies
By Shea Stevenson In the wake of 2019’s “Parasite” being fantastic and making ridiculous money, there’s been a fresh wave of American movies looking […]
Opinion: NYC Sexual Harassment Trainings Are A Bust
By Jada Simon It may surprise people to know that the term “sexual harassment” was coined in the 1970s but not taken seriously until […]
The Broadcast Team Brings Bulldogs To All
By Damien Ovalle With a rich history in sports, Brooklyn College has been a dominant CUNYAC team for decades and that dominance is displayed […]
BC Sports Recap (Jan. 6 – Jan. 20)
Men’s Basketball Wins One Match, Drops Five By Owen Russell January has been a rough month for the Bulldogs. Through six games this month, […]
USG Forms Partnership With Non-Profit Swipe Out Hunger
By Radwan Farraj The Undergraduate Student Government is beginning its partnership with Swipe Out Hunger to address the prevalence of student hunger at Brooklyn […]
MTA Announces Fare Hike Proposal For Mid-2023
By Radwan Farraj The MTA announced a proposal that would raise commuter fares by 5.5% to make up for a $600 million budget deficit […]
PSC Union Prepares For Contract Negotiations, Advocates For Adjuncts And Other Demands
By Alejandro Barrera Adjunct lecturer Anthony Harb is a doctoral candidate at the CUNY Graduate Center and is one of the few among his […]