Opinion: The Syllabus Is Your Friend, Read It
By Michela Arlia Four years in college teaches you many things. It teaches you to be resilient, manage time, and think critically, among other […]
Opinions
Opinion: BC Food Prices Cost More Than They’re Worth
By Jada Simon Should Brooklyn College students stick to eating home-cooked meals? Most students that attend Brooklyn College receive financial aid. Over a third […]
Opinion: Let’s Be Corny As Corn On The Cob
By Isabelle Cachia-Riedl You’ve heard it before, you’ve said it before. You felt something “corny,” and instead of just saying it, you felt that […]
Before The Presses: Brooklyn’s Best Eats And Gems
By Michela Arlia You got your first glimpse of this new column, “Before the Presses,” two weeks ago when my colleague Gabriela Flores, The […]
Opinion: Bring Back The Brooklyn Bridges
By Shea Stevenson From the mid-nineties to 2010, Brooklyn College’s mascot was the Brooklyn Bridge. We were the Brooklyn Bridges. That’s better than Bulldogs […]
Opinion: Periods Are Slowly Becoming More Normalized
By Jada Simon Periods have been a rite of passage for women since the beginning of time. Recently there have been several attempts to […]
Opinion: The Problem With Artificial Intelligence
By Shea Stevenson Public-facing AI and its recent expansion into prompt-based writing has been generating mixed reactions. Mostly, lots of people are angry and […]
Review: ‘Nope’ Shows The Problematic Nature Of Spectacles
By: Alderrodo Griffiths I wouldn’t call myself a film buff or movie critic, but like most people with a short attention span and wild […]
Before The Presses: Show Queens Some Love
By Gabriela Flores In my three years and counting at Brooklyn College, I’ve been closer to home than I had hoped. Most of the […]
How Hip-Hop Has Evolved For Nearly 50 Years
Amira Turner In the year 2023, hip-hop is arguably the most pervasive genre of popular music. The top 50 charts are full of a […]