BC Local Businesses Struggle with Coronavirus
Written By Stacy Fisch Small businesses around campus are feeling the effects of last week’s shutdown. While local businesses are taking a hit in revenue […]
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Fradulent Honor Society Targets BC
Written By Zahra Khan The National Honor Society may sound familiar to high school students: it’s an nationwide organization for high school students in the […]
BC Elects 2020: The Presidential Candidates
With the Democratic primaries boiling down to two candidates, a possibly less contentious presidential election comes to Brooklyn College this month, when three hopefuls vie […]
State Offical Proposes Beer Tax to Fund CUNY
Written By Nasra Abdalla Khamis Manhattan Assemblyman Harvey Epstein wants to double the beer tax from $0.14 per gallon, to $0.30 per gallon to fund […]
BC Prof’s Super Tuesday Tweet Goes Viral
In the midst of an eventful Super Tuesday, Brooklyn College Professor Yana Kuchirko took to Twitter to express her thoughts on the current state of […]
Brooklyn College Prepares for Virus Spread
Written By Natalina Zieman and Ryan Schwach Brooklyn College prepare for the worst amid the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic. As of now, the Philosophy […]
7K or Strike Becomes Rank and File Action
The 7K or Strike movement’s commitment to adjunct pay parity hasn’t changed – but their name has. In a broad rollout of updated handles across […]
CUNY and SUNY Students Lobby for Funding in Albany
Written By Nasra Abdalla Khamis Hundreds of students from CUNY and SUNY traveled to Albany last week to get in legislators’ faces and show them […]
Chancellor Lays Out CUNY Response to Virus
With New York City receiving its first case of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), and global fears beginning to grow, CUNY Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez e-mailed […]
Transfer Students Continue to Struggle With Credit Issues
As Brooklyn College heads into the heart of a new semester, the struggles for transfer students have been on the administration’s mind. “This is increasingly […]