A Correction From The Editorial Staff
Last week, in a story about Professor Todd Chandler and his film “Bulletproof,” we misquoted him stating, “The problem is bullets and the solution […]
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Return To Campus Full Of Ups and Downs
By Serin Sarsour After nearly two years of online learning, many Brooklyn College students have returned to campus this spring semester as COVID-19 cases become […]
BC Sports Recap (Feb. 7 – Feb. 13)
Men’s Basketball Wins One, Loses Two By Owen Russell After dropping two of their three games this past week, the men’s basketball team finds […]
Preview: Super Bowl LVI Marks A Shift In NFL Gameplay
By Owen Russell The Los Angeles Rams will battle the Cincinnati Bengals in the 56th annual Super Bowl at the new SoFi Stadium in […]
Corrections
In both issues one and two, we stated Hailey Lam was arrested by police while protesting the CUNY Board of Trustees last December. This is […]
Ten Years Later, How Sustainable is CUNY?
The primary issue at hand, throughout CUNY, is excessive energy consumption. On Tuesday, Nov. 26, Sustainable CUNY Director Tria Case spoke substantially on her program’s […]
Student Experience Discussed at CUNY Rising Town Hall
The downpour of snow did not stop CUNY students, faculty, and alumni from attending a Town Hall where they were given the opportunity to express […]
False Alarms Go Off In Boylan
Brooklyn Students were left waiting outside in the rain on Monday, Nov. 18, as alarms sounded in Boylan Hall after some steam leaked from the […]
USG Holds Two Town Halls to Hear Students Concerns
Brooklyn College Student Government’s (USG) political committee held two town halls this week with the aim of bringing in more student voices and ideas into […]
Pre-Trial Hearing Held for Multimillion Dollar Lawsuit Against CUNY By Former Prof.
On Friday, Nov. 15, a pre-trial hearing was held in Downtown Brooklyn for a multimillion dollar lawsuit in which a former Brooklyn College professor accused […]