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 Last week CUNY Chancellor Felix V. Matos Rodriguez ordered furloughs for the University’s top administrators to address the financial crisis brought on by COVID-19. The […]

Written By: Dorette Dayan Joint Resolution 008, which calls for the extension of the credit/no credit grading policy into the online Fall 2020 semester, was […]

After weeks of early voting, and the counting of mail-in ballots, Brooklyn remains mostly blue. In addition to the presidential race, State Congressional Democrats campaigning […]

   As the fall semester comes to a close, Brooklyn College will most likely continue remote learning this spring. For now, there are no definite […]

After a chaotic bid, a projected 161 million plus votes, slow moving counts, and 90 hours between polls closing and the final election call, Former […]

Written By: Michela Arlia Luigi Bonaffini, a former professor of Italian language at Brooklyn College has brought on a multi-million dollar discrimination lawsuit against Brooklyn […]

  CUNY plans to spend an additional $5 million on mental health services by January 2021, according to an announcement in mid-October. Per CUNY’s announcement, the […]

Written By: Paola Sacerdote and Julie Saadia The Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 classes of Brooklyn College are still waiting on their diplomas. The administration […]

 Written By:Ryan Schwach & Maya Schubert Despite the vast majority of states called, and well over 100 million votes counted, America will still have to […]

On Nov 2., the West End Building Computer Lab officially reopened after a nearly seven month closure.   Since March, closure of essential spaces on campus […]