PRLS Dept. Celebrates 50th B-Day
Brooklyn College’s Puerto Rican and Latin Studies Department (PRLS), a trailblazer when it first began, celebrates its 50th birthday this month. In a normal year, […]
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Hybrid Courses on Hold, to Start Sometime in Fall
As Brooklyn College adapts to remote learning, how and when hybrid courses will begin for the fall semester is still up in the air for […]
BC Notorious Res Hall Closes Its Doors
After years, the Residence Hall at Brooklyn College has finally shut its doors. According to a former RA, the building at 1 Kenilworth Place […]
Music Students Await Word on Needed Practice Space
Written By: Paola Sacerdote Students in the music department are expressing their distress with CUNY Central’s “LATE FEE” policy to drop classes, as they await […]
Welcome Back? BC Returns for Fall, but Mostly Online
After a long summer, Brooklyn College has finally entered its fall semester. Students and faculty alike are adapting to a remote form, as classes, college […]
Students Face Financial Aid Delays
Written By: Maya Schubert and Gabriela Flores As Brooklyn College remains closed due to COVID-19, services like Financial Aid advisement are no longer available in-person, […]
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 […]
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 […]