Children’s First Club Holds First Meeting
Student Group Addresses Issues Facing American Children At their first open meeting, members of the Brooklyn College Children’s First Club gathered to discuss how to […]
Features
Ethiopian History On Display in Library
Robert L. Hess Collection Offers Students Research Treasure Trove The history of the Horn of Africa has come to Brooklyn College in a new exhibit […]
The Elephant in the Room: Conservatism on Campus
It’s now a familiar sight to anyone who’s walked the East Quad: a student stands behind a plastic folding table on the Whitehead Breezeway, peering […]
Food for Thought: Brooklyn College Farm Share Looks to Tackle Food Insecurity On-Campus
Corbin Hill’s Farm Share program at Brooklyn College offers CUNY students, faculty, and workers healthy produce options on the go via its single-day pick-up service. […]
How Aware Are We of Domestic Violence?
October is here once again, which means it’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month. But how aware are we that domestic violence is happening? Christopher Mejia, […]
Hurricane Dorian Relief on Campus
Just weeks ago, newscasters urged individuals within the Bahamas area to take cover and prepare for what was to come. While some fled to neighboring […]
Sit Down With Chit Chat Club President David Hammer
Yes, there is a new club on campus. With numerous club activities taking place during common hours, you may wonder why one more? Well, it’s […]
BC Socialists Discuss Issues
On Thursday, September 19th, the Brooklyn College Socialists held their first meeting of the year. During common hours, returning members and new members club […]
BC Alum Organizes Esophageal Cancer Run
This Saturday, Sept. 14, over 100 attendees and over 50 runners congregated in Brooklyn’s Marine Park to do just that at the 1st Annual Esophageal […]
Brooklyn Bahaadur Brings Bollywood Flair to BC
Brooklyn College’s very own Brooklyn Bahaadur dance team held auditions Thursday night on Sept. 12th. The captain of the team is Rebecca Varghese, a junior […]