BC Makes Princeton Review’s Top Colleges
Written By: Zahra Khan As Brooklyn College begins its Fall 2020 session, students may be happy to know that Brooklyn College has been listed on […]
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BC Goes Mostly Online for the Fall
Written by Ryan Schwach and Zahra Khan For the first time in its 90 year history, Brooklyn College will be mostly closed […]
Adjuncts Hold Teach-In Outside of Prez’s Home
Sitting on the trimmed lawn of Brooklyn College President Michelle Anderson’s home in Prospect Park South, several BC and CUNY adjuncts held a teach-in […]
Letter Mixup Falsely Tells Profs “You’re Fired”
Brooklyn College faculty have been placed under a lot of pressure since COVID-19 hit, facing rumors of a mass wave of unemployment. It only added […]
ICE Reverses Order That Would Have Sent International Students Home
Written by Paola Sacerdote “I really thought I had to go back home,” said communications major and international student Cinthia. International students at Brooklyn College […]
Milich Administration Sets Goals for Term
With the college formally announcing that almost all courses will be delivered in a remote format this coming fall, the administration at the helm of […]
As the World Faces a Racial Reckoning, BC Follows
As racial tensions have swept the country following the police killings of George Floyd, Rayshard Brooks, Breonna Taylor and countless others, Brooklyn College faces […]
Cut COVID, Not CUNY, Professors Protest 25% Cut
Written By: Allison Rapp and Gabriela Flores Due to the coronavirus pandemic, New York State will likely implement budget cuts across state agencies as tax […]
CUNY & Politicians Call for a Tuition Freeze
With the CUNY Board of Trustees imposing a tuition increase of $320 this year on top of the economic strain of social distancing, students and […]
USS Delegates, Election Results
After a week’s extension, the results of the Brooklyn College undergraduate student elections are out. The delegates elected to the University Student Senate (USS) […]