Eric Adams’ Legal Battle: Indictment Fate in Question
By Serena Edwards The next mayoral election will take place in Nov. later this year. Current mayor Eric Adams was charged with bribery and campaign […]
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Federal Financial Freeze May Affect Federal Agencies
By Key Jones-Ford On Jan. 27, President Donald Trump issued an executive order that sought to bring a temporary freeze to all federal financial assistance […]
Bangladesh Student Association Hosts ‘Purnima Raat’ Celebration
By Kate Dempsey The bedazzled dresses of the dancers shone like their own galaxies filled with twinkling stars alongside the full moon for which […]
USG Presents Joint Proposition in Support of Undocumented Students
By Daniel Afanasyev The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) at Brooklyn College presented a joint resolution at a Dec. 5 Cabinet meeting calling on the […]
NYC Officials Introduce New Policy Initiatives to Improve Living Conditions
By Paulina Gajewski Amidst Mayor Eric Adams, facing a criminal indictment, as previously reported by The Vanguard, his administration has continued to implement efforts […]
TREEage, CUNY Students Testify at NYPA Hearing for Greater Climate Initiatives
By Daniel Afanasyev On Wednesday, Nov. 20, the Brooklyn College chapter of TREEage, alongside other CUNY students and members from the Professional Staff Congress […]
City Council Holds Oversight Hearing on CUNY’s Response to Lippman Report
By Angelina Banek In a statement released on Thursday, Nov. 21, Councilwoman Inna Vernikov announced a follow-up city council hearing on antisemitism within the […]
The Wolfe Institute Hosts “Election 2024: What Now?”
By Rami Mansi The Ethyle R. Wolfe Institute hosted the virtual discussion “Election 2024: What Now?” on Monday, Nov. 18 with over 150 viewers […]
Satire Newspaper The Onion Buys Alex Jones’ Infowars
By Daniel Afanasyev The satirical news outlet The Onion announced Thursday, Nov. 14 that it had won an auction for the news website Infowars, […]