Arts

By John Schilling    After a year and a half, in-person performances finally returned to Broadway with “Pass Over,” a play by Antoinette Chinonye Nwandu that […]

By: Aliyah Jacobson    Many know the cliché that parents drill into their children’s heads when starting college: that medicine or law is the best to […]

By: Michela Arlia     The 39th Annual Brooklyn College Undergraduate Film Festival was held virtually on Vimeo this year from June 24-25. The event featured […]

   When scrolling through Netflix, chances are you might come across “Move to Heaven,” a 10-episode Korean drama centered around a young man with Asperger […]

By: Michela Arlia     Back in June, Brooklyn College alum and actor Jimmy Smits received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The 66-year-old […]

Marcus Reeves is an adjunct professor at NYU, but his knowledge doesn’t come from textbooks and long nights at the library. It comes from the […]

Written By Michela Arlia The Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College hosted “conTEMPO,” a virtual concert of classic contemporary works and original pieces by student […]

Written By: Ismenia Diego & John Schilling This past weekend, the Department of Theater at Brooklyn College hosted “Gunplay: A Play About America” to discuss […]

“More Happiness,” a Brooklyn College student thesis film short from Livia Huang, is one of many films currently being honored at the Museum of Modern […]

The Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College hosted “Music for Strings,” an online concert performed each semester where Conservatory students performed a variety of chamber […]