BC Alum’s “Move To Heaven” Premieres On Netflix
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 […]
Arts
BC Alum Jimmy Smits Honored With Hollywood Star
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 […]
Hip-Hop Americana: NYU Prof Marcus Reeves Gives Lecture on Rap
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 […]
From the Roll of a Dice to the Sounds of a Sleeping Dog. Music Cons. Hosts ConTEMPO Concert
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 […]
Review: Gunplay: A Play About America
Written By: Ismenia Diego & John Schilling This past weekend, the Department of Theater at Brooklyn College hosted “Gunplay: A Play About America” to discuss […]
BC Thesis Film Honored at MoMA Film Festival
“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 […]
Conservatory Hosts “Artistic Connections” Strings Concert
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 […]
New Club On The Rise: BC’s Improv Theater Troupe
Written By: Michela Arlia Students in the Theater Department are embarking on a new adventure this semester as they look to start the campus’ and […]
Alfred Darlington, AKA “Daedelus” Discusses Electronic Music and Their Practice
Written By: Amanda Almonord Alfred Darlington, better known as “Daedelus,” visited the Brooklyn College Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema on Apr. 23 to discuss electronic […]
Forced Home During COVID, MFA Student Peter Gynd Paints Tree Stumps in Native Canada
With the COVID-19 pandemic still looming and large gatherings remaining a thing of the past, the Brooklyn College Art Department has continued to livestream a […]