Black Solidarity Event Calls for Change “There Are Other Battles to be Fought”
To ring in the 2020 general election, Brooklyn College hosted Black Solidarity Day to reflect on Black people’s contributions in CUNY, America, and beyond. […]
To ring in the 2020 general election, Brooklyn College hosted Black Solidarity Day to reflect on Black people’s contributions in CUNY, America, and beyond. […]
Two days before Halloween, Black organizations on campus showcased their talents through poetry readings, dancing and costume contests at the Black Club Mixer put together […]
Written By: Matt Hirsch Created entirely by students in the Television, Radio, and Emerging Media (TREM) program, the series All in Favor has gone on […]
Written By: Stacy Fisch The pandemic caught New York City off guard, causing inequalities that already existed locally to worsen. Eight Brooklyn College students shared […]
As the country grapples with the economic losses caused by COVID-19, small businesses have taken numerous blows – from limited bank assistance to backed up […]
In a time where the United States and the wider world is reckoning with its past, some at Brooklyn College are looking to provide some […]
In acknowledgment of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the Brooklyn College Puerto Rican Alliance (PRA) hosted an online discussion about Indigeneity’s complexity and its erasure in Central […]
Written By: Matthew Hirsch In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Brooklyn College’s Women of Color (WOC) collaborated with Peer Health Exchange Club, Phi Sigma […]
Written By: Kendra Martinez After being in the works since last November, the Queer Student Action Alliance (QSAA) has officially become a Brooklyn College club. […]
To commemorate the 19th Amendment and 55th anniversary of the Voter Rights Act, the Women’s Center and Shirley Chisholm Project at Brooklyn College hosted […]
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