Sephardic Heritage Organization Remembers the Holocaust with Annual Talk
Written By: Chaya Gurkov As time pushes us farther away from the 20th century and the horrors that were inflicted on those living through […]
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CUNY Journalists Tell Stories of Pandemic with New Podcast
Written By: Olivia McCaa In New York, in order to continue to tell the stories of those most affected by the still raging COVID-19 pandemic, […]
BC Celebrates Shirley Chisholm Along With Mayoral Candidate Maya Wiley
Back in 1968, the country witnessed Brooklynite and Brooklyn College alumna Shirley Chisholm take her seat in the US House of Congress, showing what it […]
BC Students Discuss the Incoming COVID Vaccine
As the country marked its most COVID-deaths in a seven-day average, with a 2,249 count last week, advancements in vaccine approval and distribution plans […]
Fierstein Student Hasmiru Sesay Mixes Passions as “SNL” COVID Manager
Written By: Chaya Gurkov Hashmiru Sesay, a 30-year-old producing student at the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema, had an epiphany after graduating from West Virginia […]
Hillel Brings Thanksgiving to Those in Need, Along With a Bit of Normalcy
Written By: Amanda Almonord For the past 20 years, Tanger Hillel has hosted their annual “Thanksgiving Day Dinner for the Homeless” in the building just […]
Students Prepare for Finals After an Uneasy Virtual Semester
Written By: Olivia McCaa As the fall semester comes to a close, Brooklyn College students and staff are preparing for finals and the possible problems […]
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. […]
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 […]