Arts

By Aliyah Jacobson      On Nov. 17, the Brooklyn College Symphonic Choir performed its final concert of the semester with an in-person audience. The Conservatory […]

Gabriela Flores      As the Department of Theater comes to the end of its 2021 winter season, production continued last week with “Water By The […]

By Alexandria Woolfe    Disclaimer: Spoilers ahead.      After a long-anticipated wait, the world finally got to experience Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune.” With an original release […]

By Michela Arlia and Gabriela Flores       As the pandemic first took over our lives, forcing us to stay inside for months in 2020, campus […]

By Gabriela Flores      From acting on stage to channeling his South Bronx and Puerto Rican roots in his comedic YouTube series “Tita’s World,” Victor […]

By John Schilling      Marvel’s most recent film, “Eternals,” is expanding the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) as we know it and in more ways than […]

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 […]