Arts

By Aliyah Jacobson    American Artist premiered their latest work, “Blue Lives,” for the Graduate Art Student Union on Tuesday, Nov. 2. The riveting and open-minded […]

By Michela Arlia     The BC Music Conservatory hosted its Biannual International Electroacoustic Music Festival online on Nov. 5 under the direction of  Professor George […]

By Muhammed Muhsin      I’m aware of how divisive this one has been, with critics calling it a midtier Marvel movie, fans calling it an […]

  By Cailah Parker      Music conductor Felipe Tristan has been and still is an inspiration to many students wanting to pursue a career in […]

  By Michela Arlia    In a world where streaming services are quickly phasing out cable television, it can be difficult to keep up with […]

  By Alexandria Woolfe      On Friday, Oct. 15, the Brooklyn College Theater Department kicked off the 2021-22 production season with Bess Wohl’s “Small Mouth […]

  By Aliyah Jacobson       Throughout this week, Brooklyn College is hosting a series of open houses every night for graduate school programs in the […]

By Michela Arlia     A new course is coming to BC’s roster this winter which combines two seemingly polar opposite subjects, but actually have more in […]

By Gabriela Flores      With the readaptation of “West Side Story” hitting theaters in December, Dr. Ernesto R. Acevedo-Muñoz, one of the film’s historical consultants, […]

  By: Cailah Parker       On Wednesday, Sept. 29, Tony Kushner, an accomplished playwright and screenwriter of the upcoming “West Side Story” film remake, was […]