The ‘Three Sisters’ Play At Brooklyn College: ‘Hey, What’s Going On?’
By Kira Ricarte The play begins, the lights come on, and it’s a girl’s 20th birthday. Thus is the beginning of Anton Chekhov’s “Three Sisters,” […]
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Lost in Translation: Walls and Wrecking Balls for Critical Theory
By Darlene Arvelo Critical theory is an interdisciplinary field that seeks to critique and challenge societal structures, ideologies, and power dynamics. While critical theory has […]
Unlearning to Relearn: The Path Toward Decolonizing Academia
By Darlene Arvelo In recent years, there has been a much-needed effort in institutions to embrace and ignite decolonization, mainly in the context of […]
Is Living in the City Affecting Your Mental Health?
By Avi Wizwer New York City has many great things, but there is one thing that New Yorkers aren’t talking about is the toll […]
Doors @ 7, Show @ 8: Why Live Music Should Be More Open to the Public
By Rami Mansi In an era where past pop culture moments and trends are frequently on the mood board for many artists and consumers […]
Dragon Ball: Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of a Franchise That Defined a Generation
By Ezae Darby Over the past 40 years, fans everywhere have had the amazing opportunity to experience the world of “Dragon Ball,” which was […]
Opinion: Give Us Our Education — How Project 2025 Could Devastate The Education System
By Mars Marte This past summer, news of Project 2025 overtook social media, including Instagram and TikTok, across hundreds of posts dedicated to rejecting […]
‘I Hope You Take Your Mask Off’: Tyler, the Creator’s ‘Chromakopia’ Tells All
By Serena Edwards On Oct. 28, Tyler, the Creator–the Grammy-winning rapper and producer–released his eighth album, “CHROMAKOPIA.” The album has fourteen songs featuring artists […]
‘Macbeth’: An Ambitious Delight From the Department of Theater at Brooklyn College
By Nicolas Tapasco For several sleepless nights, students have struggled through Shakespeare’s writings for hours before English exams throughout middle, high school, and even the […]
Theater and Politics: A Vital Intersection in a Divided World
By Nikita Chernin As the 2024 presidential election looms, theater finds itself at a critical juncture. In an age of deepening ideological divides, the […]