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 […]
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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 […]
Farewell From Anakin Jackson, Vanguard’s Layout Editor
By Anakin Jackson Farewell Vanguard. I understand it to be my role that as the parting senior of my publication, it’s my duty to […]
Review: ‘In The Next Room, Or The Vibrator Play’ Is A Powerful Dramedy
By Samia Afsar Women beware! Female hysteria is back in the BC Theater Department’s adaptation of “In The Next Room, Or The Vibrator Play,” […]
BC Prof. Moore’s “Alien Rescue” Wins Virtual Reality Experience Of The Year
By Samia Afsar Brooklyn College’s very own Professor Jason Moore scores big by winning the VR Experience of the Year at the 2022 VR […]
Free Association Club Continues, Bridges Creative Majors
By Alexandria Woolfe After nearly a year of recruitment, meetings, and good fun, the Free Association club has formed itself into a helpful community […]
Opinion: EHS Is Not The Only Option
By Shea Stevenson Googling “Brooklyn College housing,” the first thing that comes up is the Latin/Greek Institute housing page on the BC website. That […]
My 2023 National Baseball Hall Of Fame Ballot
By Owen Russell If you are a long-time reader of the Vanguard, you may remember former managing editor John Schilling filled out his own […]
CUNY Tuesday Raises $3M For Students And Services
Shlomie Katash CUNY’s annual version of Giving Tuesday, CUNY Tuesday, was able to raise over three million dollars to support the university’s programs and […]
Companies Invest In Magner Center, Aim To Recruit More BC Students
Shlomie Katash The Magner Career Center recently opened the Brooklyn College Career Partners Program in an effort to expand their services in aiding students’ […]