Your School Was Free, And It Still Should Be
By Shea Stevenson CUNY schools were free when the first of them (City College, go figure) was established in 1847. To put that into […]
Opinions
An Economic Hot Girl Summer: What it Means to Make Women Spend
By Rami Mansi and Kiara Jones-Ford The summer of 2023 was headlined by four things: a potential economic crash, and then a potential economic […]
Vivek Ramaswamy Vs. The Youth Vote
By Kim Gill In 1971 when the Voting Rights Act was amended to include age as a qualifier, it was understood that 18-21 years […]
Through The Haze: Gov Ball 2023
By Serin Sarsour and Kate Dempsey The Governors Ball Music Festival returned to New York City to kick off summer fun and festivities on […]
Has Spider-Man Always Been A Cop?
By Shea Stevenson Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse, the most recent Spider-Man movie, is as much about cops as it is about anything else. All […]
USG’s Current Treasurer On Clubs And Funding
By Noam Abrahams This statement is in response to last week’s report about Brooklyn College’s student-led clubs and their funding. The Vanguard’s article is […]
Opinion: There Are Easy Fixes
By Shea Stevenson When I first got to Brooklyn College I figured a lot of the weird, small problems I was noticing were apparitions […]
A Humanist’s Manifesto: Words From BC’s Historical Society
By Student Members of the Brooklyn College Historical Society The Brooklyn College Historical Society is the student club of the college’s history department. […]
Opinion: The Warning Signs Of A.I.
By Michela Arlia A.I. is single-handedly killing creativity and originality. Yes, you read that claim right. Exhibit A – TikTok is currently going insane […]
Opinion: How To Blow Up A Pipeline? I Don’t Know
By Shea Stevenson “How to Blow Up a Pipeline,” a movie currently in theaters, is a thriller about a group of youngsters and their […]