Jennette McCurdy’s “I’m Glad My Mom Died” Gives A Raw, Important Look Into Abuse
By Michela Arlia Jennette McCurdy’s heavy novel “I’m Glad My Mom Died” was a book I set out to tackle reading, albeit I was […]
Arts
Prof. Emerita Tania León Receives Kennedy Center Honor
By Michela Arlia Composer, conductor, and educator Tania Léon was recognized earlier this month at the 45th annual Kennedy Center Honor, one of the […]
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 […]
Review: ‘F*cking A’ Reveals America’s Potentially Doomed Future
By Samia Afsar Be prepared to reflect on the possibly soon-to-be disastrous reality America could become in BC Theater Department’s “F*cking A,” a play […]
Conservatory Of Music Channels The Holidays In A Winds Ensemble
By Samia Afsar The holidays are an exceptionally exciting time for members of Brooklyn College’s Conservatory of Music, with numerous ensemble performances throughout […]
Composers’ Collective Return With Enthralling Original Pieces
By Samia Afsar As BC students rushed to and from classes, the Composers’ Collective gathered music lovers to its first in-person concert following a […]
Conservatory Of Music Delivers Another Moving Performance
By Samia Afsar Reporting Assistance Alexandria Woolfe The Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music transported patrons to a fairytale-esque world in their second conservatory orchestra […]
Review: “Amsterdam” Has An Uncharming And Confusing Plot
By Patrick Boyd Richardson “Amsterdam” (2022) is a long, tedious movie with too many moving parts. Ordinarily, a classic film should have a swath […]