ISSO Office Brings Food and Culture Together With New Cookbook Project
More often than not, different cultures share one similarity that has made its way through people’s stomachs and into their hearts: good, decadent food. […]
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BC Alumna Dominique Carson Pens Book on 90s R&B
If you lived in the 90s, tuning into BET music shows or hanging out at your local CD store were most likely part of […]
Brooklyn Braces For COVID Second Wave
At the pandemic’s outset in New York City, locals saw the number of COVID-cases steadily soar into a state of emergency. In October, state officials […]
BC Pre-Med Students Prepare To Start Careers In A Pandemic
Written By: Kendra Martinez The future of public health lies in the hands of up and coming medical professionals who will enter the field during […]
Phi Sigma Chi, A Brotherhood for Good
Whether it be cracking inside jokes or cheering each other on through it all, members of the Phi Sigma Chi Multicultural Fraternity at Brooklyn […]
Brooklyn College Reacts to 2020 Election Results
Written By: Kendra Martinez America has decided on Joe Biden as our president-elect, and the highly anticipated election demonstrated a tight race for the candidates. […]
BC Alum Saul Kassin and the Science of False Confessions
In our criminal justice system, a confession is often considered to be the most substantial piece of evidence there is. However, in some cases, when […]
The Sound of Music: BC’s Sonic Arts Student Union
Written By: Chaya Gurkov What is music? Does the ticking of a clock or the revving of an engine warrant a musical acknowledgement of […]
#BOXEDOUT Campaign Looks to Save Indie Bookstores in BK
Written By: Olivia McCaa In the past few months since the United States has started to reopen, indie bookstores are urgently pushing for the ability […]
First-time CUNY Voters Weigh-In On Poll Experience
As the country’s general elections came to a close, eligible CUNY students made their homestretch in filling their ballots and casting their votes. In New […]