An Expensive Hobby: The Rise of Video Game Prices
By Eden Lawrence On April 2nd, popular video game company Nintendo held a live stream to show off one of the most highly anticipated […]
Opinions
Opinion: Student Protestors Are in More Danger Now Than Ever – BC Has Their Back
By Emily Nixon Voicing differing opinions has always been the lifeblood of America: The country was founded by a group of dissenting men wanting a […]
Rami’s Reviews: “Tailoring Black Style” To The Fashion Gods, Met Gala 2025
By Rami Mansi “They done f***** up and made the Met Ball Black!”, said by “Image Architect” and modern-day fashion legend Law Roach, perfectly encapsulates […]
As a Die-Hard Fan of ‘The Last of Us Part II’, I’m More Than Happy With the Changes in the Show, and You Should Be, Too
By Samuel Mortel On April 20, the post-apocalyptic HBO series “The Last of Us” released its most anticipated episode yet. The show is an adaptation […]
“Men Used To Go To War”: Gendered Disillusionment, Women Centering Women and the Rise of the 4B Movement
By Darlene Arvelo Almonte “Ban male podcasts,” “I’m going on a man cleanse,” “Men used to go to war” – these aren’t just viral quips; […]
Your Flop Era Is Serving: The Khia Asylum and Fans’ Obsession With Targeting Women
By Rami Mansi No matter how hard a novice in the music industry can try, there is a semi-fixed circle of A-listers. Underneath you have […]
Opinion: BC’s Food Insecurity – How Food Trucks Fail
By Emily Suhr For Brooklyn College students, finding a meal on campus shouldn’t be hard. However, since the cafeteria closed during the pandemic, students have […]
Brownsville, Brooklyn – Historically Underserved and What Its Residents Are Doing To Build It Up
By Ezae Darby Brownsville, Brooklyn, is one of the most underserved communities in New York City, if not the country. The area has unfortunately been […]
Fonso’s Interlude: My “Must Listen To” Rap Albums of March.
By Alfonso Abreu March brought the long-awaited return of boundary-pushing artist Playboi Carti, sparking yet another debate between the younger and older generation of hip-hop […]
Opinion: Reading Between the Lines – The Banned Books “Hoax,” Anti-Intellectualism, and Historical Amnesia in Trump’s Reich
By Darlene Arvelo Almonte “U.S. Department of Education Ends Biden’s Book Ban Hoax” is the subject of a Trump administration press release dated Jan. 24, […]