“Eternals” Is Just Another Marvel Movie
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 […]
Arts
Former BC Conductor Talks Teaching, Inspiring Students
By Cailah Parker Music conductor Felipe Tristan has been and still is an inspiration to many students wanting to pursue a career in […]
“The Morning Show” Sheds Light On Women in TV Power Struggles
By Michela Arlia In a world where streaming services are quickly phasing out cable television, it can be difficult to keep up with […]
BC Theater Reopens Doors With Play “Small Mouth Sounds”
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 […]
School Of Visual, Media And Performing Arts Hosts Virtual Open Houses
By Aliyah Jacobson Throughout this week, Brooklyn College is hosting a series of open houses every night for graduate school programs in the […]
When Two Worlds Collide: BC ‘s New Pathways Chemistry Art Course
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 […]
Dr. Acevedo-Muñoz Joins PRLS West Side Story Lecture Series
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, […]
Tony Kushner Talks “West Side Story” for PRLS Lecture Series
By: Cailah Parker On Wednesday, Sept. 29, Tony Kushner, an accomplished playwright and screenwriter of the upcoming “West Side Story” film remake, was […]
Venom Sequel Is Unfulfilling
By John Schilling This past weekend, the recently released “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” experienced the largest opening since COVID-19 began over a […]
“Squid Game” Is Netflix’s Newest Edge-Of-Your-Seat Thriller
By Michela Arlia Over the past week, an explosion in pop culture occurred within the world of television and streaming platforms, and it […]