Opinions

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 […]

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 […]

By Serin Sarsour and Kate Dempsey      The Governors Ball Music Festival returned to New York City to kick off summer fun and festivities on […]

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 […]

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 […]

By Shea Stevenson      When I first got to Brooklyn College I figured a lot of the weird, small problems I was noticing were apparitions […]

By Student Members of the Brooklyn College Historical Society       The Brooklyn College Historical Society is the student club of the college’s history department.    […]

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 […]

By Shea Stevenson      “How to Blow Up a Pipeline,” a movie currently in theaters, is a thriller about a group of youngsters and their […]

By Shea Stevenson      The Internet Archive is an online non-profit library that houses all kinds of media, from 1920s pulp magazines to defunct 90s […]