Remembering “When Brooklyn Was Queer”
Written By Makeet Finch Hugh Ryan, writer, curator, and speaker shared snippets of a chapter on Brooklyn College from his first book, “When Brooklyn was […]
Features
Anthropologist Explores Gen Z’s “Beeline” to S-U-C-C-E-S-S
I could’ve been a contender. It was 2006, and I was just one word away from getting a spot in the Scripps National Spelling […]
Keeping the Dead Sea Alive: The Dead Sea Revival Project
The eighth wonder of the world is under siege. So says Noam Bedein, an Israeli photojournalist who has dedicated his life to the restoration of […]
“The Origins of Human Speech” & Dr. Jeff Laitman
Out of the estimated 8.7 million species on Earth, humans are the only one capable of articulate speech. But while it sets us apart, talking […]
May Day Sets New Goals
Written By Ian Ezinga Gathered in the Political Science Student Lounge in James Hall, a small group of students met to discuss the formation of […]
The Immigrant Story of BC Alum Daniel Menendez
Written By Makeet Finch Students and staff assembled at the Magner Career Center in James Hall on Feb 25. to learn the story of […]
A Day With The Folks of Brooklyn Lifelong Learning
On a Monday morning, I’m typically out of bed for class at 10:30. This Monday, however I was on campus at nine in the morning […]
BC Holds Film Screening in Memory of Japanese-American Internment
“Will you swear unqualified allegiance to the United States and forswear any form of allegiance to the Emperor of Japan? ”This was the 28th question […]
Black Student Union Gathers for Day of Unity
Written By Gabriela Flores The Black Student Union chapter at Brooklyn College hosted an event alongside black leaders from Long Island University, John Jay, and […]
From BC to ABC: Jehosephat Bozeman Gives Advice on the TV Trade
It was less than a year ago that Jehosephat Bozeman was a Television and Radio student, walking the halls of Brooklyn College with dreams of […]