USG Holds Hit Virtual Spirit Week
Written By: Chaya Gurkov Two weeks ago, Brooklyn College’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) took the opportunity to offer something more entertaining to students […]
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Interview with a Fourth Grade Teacher
Written By: Makeet Finch On Mar. 16, Mayor de Blasio announced the closing of schools in order to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Educators such […]
The Essential Workers of Brooklyn College
With most students hunkering down in their homes and taking virtual classes, one might assume the campus is all but overrun with squirrels, free of […]
Travis Scott Holds “Out of This World” Fortnite Concert
I’ve learned two things after attending Travis Scott’s Fortnite Astronomical concert. The first is that online concerts are no joke. The second is that neither […]
BC Alum Shirley Chisholm in FX’s “Mrs. America”
On April 15, a new series premiered on FX and grasped the attention of audiences across the country. Mrs. America tells the story of American […]
CUNY’S Grad Center Continues with Virtual “Segal Talks”
Globally, coronavirus has forced many theatres to close its doors in observance of self-isolation. Nonetheless, Martin E. Segal Theatre at the CUNY Graduate Center has […]
Queens, the Epicenter of City Outbreak, Continues to Struggle
Since the passing of Governor Cuomo’s “The New York State on PAUSE” executive order, essential workers on the frontline of combating COVID-19, manufacturing face masks, […]
My Father, The Undertaker
Written By: Chaya Gurkov My father’s day has begun long before I pull myself out of my bed in the morning. His departure from my […]
BC’s Coronavirus Chief: Carrie Sadovnik
Over the past several weeks, Americans have looked to people for answers on the coronavirus pandemic, and for people to help manage our world through […]
Supreme, a Cult-Like Clothing Following
On any Thursday afternoon during “season,” it is not uncommon to find teenagers and young adults lined up for hours outside one of the Supreme […]