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. […]
Opinions
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 […]
Opinion: Let’s Save The Internet Archive
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 […]
Before The Presses: BK Streets Are Changing Fast
By Michela Arlia It is no shock that this city loves to pack its people in like sardines, and when we can no longer […]
Opinion: How To Order Coffee From A Barista’s POV
Shea Stevenson I’ve noticed a lot of concern among my peers regarding how to “properly” order coffee, and as a former professional barista myself, […]
Opinion: Are Class Breaks Getting Shorter Because of COVID?
By Jada Simon Since we began the first semester of 2023, I’ve noticed that class structure has incurred a few changes at Brooklyn College. […]
Opinion: Appeal To Finding Knowledge In College
By Isabelle Cachia-Riedl I first enrolled in college at Portland State, which lasted probably a month. I put it on my high school graduation […]
Opinion: COVID Delayed The Media Industry’s Creativity
By Jada Simon Everyone knows that COVID has delayed everything, but one of the things it has greatly changed is the television and movie […]
Before The Presses: Let’s Rename Some Queens Streets
By Gabriela Flores It’s a brutally hot July, and it’s time for an hour-long bike ride around Astoria. The year is 2009, and gentrification wasn’t […]