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By Matt Hirsch      Getting lost in narratives that take place in fantastical worlds that are far more interesting than our own has been part […]

By Serin Sarsour      Brooklyn College’s annual food drive, “Trick or Eat,” organized by the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG), gave BC students […]

  By Mary Zakharova  Reporting assistance by Gabriela Flores   Brooklyn College’s Tanger Hillel organized a blood drive with the New York Blood Center on […]

By John Schilling   Many people may recall February 2020 as the last time everything was normal, as COVID-19 would soon turn the world upside […]

  By Gabriela Flores     In CUNY’s new undergraduate-run podcast, CUNY Uncut, conversations about different college-related topics like mental health and one’s DACA experience go […]

  By Gabriela Flores      Carrying on the tradition of Black Solidarity Day, Brooklyn College invited professors, students, Brooklynites, and other leaders to speak on […]

  By Serin Sarsour      Basketball fans all around the world were devastated when Kyrie Irving announced his decision to remain unvaccinated and, as a […]

  By Serin Sarsour      Recently, two former Facebook employees, Frances Haugen and Sophie Zhang, have come out with stories accusing Facebook of being detrimental […]

By Gabriela Flores       To open their week-long series with Brooklyn College’s new Hess Scholar-In-Residence Dr. Lisa Lowe, the Ethyle R. Wolfe Institute hosted Lowe […]

By Serin Sarsour      A new age of activism is on the horizon, and an app called Civic is responsible for it. Since graduating from […]