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By Michela Arlia and Matt Hirsch      Editor’s Note: This story remains developing.       On Tuesday, April 11, during the usual early morning rush hour […]

By Matt Hirsch    Pro-Student CUNY is an activist organization of CUNY students advocating for more online learning options. On Thursday, Apr. 7, they hosted their […]

By John Schilling    Dr. Leonard Tow, a telecommunications billionaire, philanthropist, and the founding chairman of The Tow Foundation, will be the recipient of the Distinguished […]

By Gabriela Flores     With one ticket running for president in the student government election, and a referendum that proposes cuts in student activity fees for […]

By Matt Hirsch    As campus life makes a comeback, Brooklyn College President Michelle Anderson addressed some important updates for the BC community to take note […]

By Radwan Farraj      More than 270,000 New York residents have received half-fare MetroCards as a part of the city’s Fair Fares Program, which began […]

By Matt Hirsch    New York Governor Kathy Hochul couldn’t come to a deal with lawmakers to pass a new state budget by the Apr. 1 […]

By Gabriela Flores  Reporting by Radwan Farraj   As April begins, so does Earth Month, which places emphasis on sustainability, environmentally-friendly practices, and other ways that […]

By Gabriela Flores   Funeral arrangements for Diane M. Lake, a recently-transferred Brooklyn College student and University Student Senate leader, are set for Sunday, Mar. 27. […]

By Gabriela Flores      As more students return to campus, in-person gatherings have grown at Brooklyn College with fewer COVID restrictions, prompting more clubs to […]