Bring Your Kid To School Day, Children First Hosts Art-tabulous Event
By Serin Sarsour Rather than the typical ‘bring your children to work day,’ Brooklyn College students got to bring their kids to school last […]
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Hochul’s Budget Starts Passing, PSC Plans Another Rally
By Kaylin Guzman CUNY continues facing many budget cuts as the governor’s $229 billion executive budget for the 2024 fiscal year begins to pass […]
BC Sports Recap (Apr. 22 – Apr. 29)
Women’s Softball Drops Double-Header By Owen Russell The women’s softball team suffered two brutal losses in its only double-header of the week on Thursday, […]
Club Leaders Hope For Higher Budgets From USG
By Gabriela Flores As a body that oversees student clubs at Brooklyn College, the Undergraduate Student Government allocates student activity fees for club budgets. […]
Students March For Holocaust Remembrance
By Allison Dubrow Brooklyn College students met near the main campus gate on Bedford Avenue to march in honor of the Yom HaShoah, or […]
USG’s New Prez And VP: Carrie Ebbin & Huda Ayaz
By Serin Sarsour and Kate Dempsey Carrie Ebbin and Huda Ayaz won Brooklyn College’s Undergraduate Student Government’s election as president and vice president. After […]
COVID-19 Vax Mandate At CUNY Rolls Back, Effective Summer ‘23
By Gabriela Flores and Michela Arlia CUNY has officially announced its end to the COVID-19 emergency vaccine mandate for all students, faculty, and staff, […]
BC Professor’s Hit-And-Run Killer Arrested After Nearly 2 Years
By Michela Arlia Brooklyn College professor Marguerite Iskenderian was killed in a hit-and-run near campus on Nostrand Avenue and Campus Road on Apr. 24, […]
Commencement Details For Graduating Seniors Release
By Michela Arlia The BC Commencement Team released its monthly newsletter for April with further details for graduating seniors on commencement, which is set […]
CUNY Orgs Keep Pushing For New Deal Amid Hochul’s Budget Delays
By Gabriela Flores Governor Kathy Hochul’s executive budget and its funding allocation for CUNY remain in limbo, with state officials missing their Apr. 1 […]