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Written By: Chaya Gurkov  Bharatanatyam: a Sanskrit word that in English could be understood to mean “India acting,” is more famously recognized as one of […]

Written By: Olivia McCaa After nine months following the Haitian Studies Institute (HSI) founding Director Jean Eddy Saint Paul  stepped down, Dr. Marie Lily Cerat, […]

As the Big Apple’s mayoral race heads into the primaries, the list of running candidates has narrowed, with three garnering the most attention by surveyed […]

After over four decades at Brooklyn College, and in some way aiding every journalism student to pass through its gates during that time, Professor Anthony […]

Since its origin, America’s racial inequality has haunted it and it’s survived the passage of time. With the rise of newer generations, generations cognizant of […]

Written By: Olivia McCaa To close the month of April, the Immigrant Student Success Office (ISSO) hosted their first annual Immigrant Heritage Week to celebrate […]

Written By: Matt Hirsch  Nestled in the heart of Flatbush, Brooklyn, just across the street from Whitman Hall, Bulletproof Comics has built a legacy as […]

Last Tuesday, Apr. 20, after 10 hours of deliberation, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty in the murder of George Floyd on […]

Written By: Olivia McCaa Brooklyn College student Marcos Suarez is preparing to present his senior thesis film If a Tree Falls, a retelling of his […]

Written By: Mary Zakharova When Brooklyn College closed in March 2020, Ken Broman, the Assistant Athletic Director and Recreation and Events Manager at Brooklyn College, […]