Brooklyn College’s “Cendrillon”: What a Lovely Night
By Kira Ricarte On Friday, April 4, people gathered in front of the Don Buchwald Theater to see the French opera “Cendrillon”, based on the […]
Arts
“Let’s Get Free”: A Conversation with Dead Prez at BRIC
By Jaida Dent Celebrating the 25th anniversary of their debut album, “Let’s Get Free”, hip-hop duo, Dead Prez, spoke at BRIC’s Stoop Share Series on […]
Fonso’s Interlude: My “Must Listen To” Rap Albums of March.
By Alfonso Abreu March brought the long-awaited return of boundary-pushing artist Playboi Carti, sparking yet another debate between the younger and older generation of hip-hop […]
BSU and WOC Team Up To Host “The Goal Getter’s Vision Board Workshop”
By Jaida Dent To celebrate Women’s History Month, the Brooklyn College (BC) Black Student Union (BSU) and the Women of Color Club (WOC) came together […]
The Junction Highlights Students’ Creativity with Spring Open Mic
By Margot Dragos On March 20, Brooklyn College (BC) students brought their creativity and enthusiasm to the Woody Tanger Auditorium. The Spring Open Mic, hosted […]
Filmmaking Lecture and Book Promotion from Film and TV Director, Rob Spera
By Kira Ricarte On Wednesday, March 19, students inside the screening room at the sixth floor of Brooklyn College’s Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema. At […]
Stuck in the Library Holds Publication Event for New Magazine
By Jaida Dent On Tuesday, March 11, the Stuck in the Library magazine at Brooklyn College hosted a publication event for their fall 2024 publication. […]
Spring Has Sprung: BC Garden Engages Students Through Art
By Angelina Banek As spring approaches, community gardens are beginning to spring back to life. On Wednesday, March 12, students and community members gathered at […]
BC Art Gallery Reveals Two New “Saturation” Themed Exhibitions
By Jaida Dent On March 4, the Brooklyn College Art Gallery opened its doors for its newest installation. Curated by Professor Bentley Brown, the gallery […]
Stitched in Legacy: How Bisa Butler Honors Shirley Chisholm Through Quilted Art
By Serena Edwards Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to the U.S. Congress and BC alumna, has left her impact across communities. The Brooklyn […]