Rolling Rock Ramblings: Rethinking Progress
By Ian Ezinga A recent theme in my personal interests and my coursework in my last semester has been the idea of progress. As […]
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Opinion: When We Say We’re Going To Address Historical Legacies Of Slavery, Let’s Mean It
By Priscilla Mensah Recently in the mainstream media, there seems to be a recommenced interest in the historical legacy of slavery, and more specifically, […]
When A Pen Is Your Power: ‘Unproductive’ Season 7
By Chaya Gurkov “The world will ask you who you are, and if you do not know, the world will tell you.” —Carl Jung. […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Truth, And Where To Find It
By Ian Ezinga A common answer given as to why an undergraduate student studies history, besides to become qualified as a primary or secondary […]
Opinion: Ramadan Is For Everyone
By Priscilla Mensah Over the past few years, it seems that Ramadan as a religious holiday and observance has become somewhat mainstream. Talks of […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Hazard Assessment In The Wake of Tragedy
By Ian Ezinga I’m writing this the day of the shooting that took place at the 36th Street subway station in Sunset Park, Brooklyn – […]
Opinion: What Ketanji Brown Jackson Taught Me About The Art Of Interviewing
By Priscilla Mensah With the Senate confirming Ketanji Brown Jackson this past Thursday as the first African American woman to serve as Supreme Court Justice, […]
Opinion: Why Should We Engage In Better Self Care?
By Helen Dang As a third-year Brooklyn College undergraduate, I’ve struggled with self care at times while juggling college courses, being a Reading Fellow, and […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Be Mindful Of Your Staring
By Ian Ezinga The other day on Instagram, I saw a story urging Americans to better understand the crisis in Ukraine. The situation on the […]
Opinion: Words Can Be A Form of Violence Too
By Priscilla Mensah By now there have been upwards of thousands of think pieces written about the Will Smith and Chris Rock fiasco. Instead […]