MTA Poses Challenges to Students With Return to Campus
By Serin Sarsour New Yorkers are known to always be in a hurry to get to where they need to be. However, since more […]
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Stuck in the Library Rises Above COVID Challenges
By Melissa Morales As COVID-19 persists, Brooklyn College’s Stuck in the Library (STL) club is still preserving its message of inclusivity and representation of […]
BC Reacts: R. Kelly’s Conviction
By Johan Abdu After weeks of deliberation, pop and R&B singer-songwriter Robert Sylvester Kelly, better known as R. Kelly, was found guilty on […]
BC Women’s Center Opines Against Texas Abortion Ban
By Mary Zakharova A law stating that no abortions should be allowed after six weeks of pregnancy went into effect in Texas recently. […]
LGBTQ Resource Center Hosts BC Alum Damon Evans
By Serin Sarsour The Stonewall Riots was one of the first steps toward the LGBTQ liberation movement, and Brooklyn College alum Damon Evans […]
History Dept. Gives Insight On USA’s Involvement In Afghanistan
By Radwan Farraj The chaotic withdrawal of American forces from Afghanistan at the end of August signaled the end of a 20-year conflict […]
BK Guitarist Carlos Pavan Shares Argentine Roots Through Music
By Gabriela Flores Growing up in Argentina during the 80s and 90s, musician Carlos Pavan found his melodic footing by drawing influences from […]
BC Professors React to the Return to Campus
By Gabriela Flores and Serin Sarsour The age of Zoom is seemingly coming to an end. With more Brooklyn College and CUNY classes moving […]
BC’s Aprar Hassan: Karate Champ And Barrier Breaker
By Serin Sarsour From breaking barriers to breaking boards, Brooklyn College sophomore Aprar Hassan is the first hijabi to compete on the USA National […]
BC Profs Argue Why You Should Explore “Pre-Modern” World
By Gabriela Flores Life before 1500 CE, or what historians call “pre-modernity,” may not be the first thing about history that many today would […]