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Written By Kendra Martinez Self-love is just as important as showing love to one another. On Thursday, Feb. 13, students in BC’s English department gathered  […]

Written By Stacy Fisch February is back, and we all know what that means: it is, or rather was, Valentine’s Day! In honor of the […]

Written By Chaya Gurkov “It’s been a blessing and a curse, but I am grateful for it,” John Wasserman said clearly, the heavy stutter that […]

   There’s a collective image of sports and athleticism that’s nigh unshakeable: a competition, complete with a designated champion and loser. Working to try and shake […]

Written By Ian Ezinga    Shortly before the winter break, I sat down with Ben Lerner and interviewed him about his new book, The Topeka […]

Written By Chaya Gurkov/Quiara Vasquez When BC professor Andrew Meyer checked his e-mail during the winter session, he came face-to-face with a hatred that New […]

   The Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism hosted a panel this past week concerning the accountability of reporters tasked with covering Puerto Rico. The panel, […]

Written By Qichelle Maitland   Robert Viscusi, longtime professor, pioneering Italian American writer, and Executive Officer of the Wolfe Institute for the Humanities at Brooklyn College, […]

A club that was dead has been born again!    Just a few months ago, Brooklyn College’s Fencing Club seemed to be doomed due to a […]

   To commemorate the annual International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Brooklyn College physics professor Micha Tomkiewicz shared his own experience as a Holocaust survivor during his lecture, […]