Opinion: Perks Of Joining BC’s Revamped Moot Court Team
By Shlomie Katash Moot court is a staple of any law school curriculum. And at Brooklyn College’s Moot Court Team, my peers and I […]
Opinion: It’s Time To Cut College Years Short
By Jada Simon Every conversation I’ve ever had with a college student has always diverted to the topic of, why? Why is college so […]
Will Edwin Diaz Become The Next Aroldis Chapman?
By Owen Russell The New York Mets wasted no time putting the baseball world on notice. Just two days after the Houston Astros beat […]
BC Sports Recap (Nov. 8 – Nov. 13)
Women’s Swimming Loses Opening Matches By Gabriela Flores The Bulldogs dove into two losses on their Nov. 12 opening day, falling to Sarah Lawrence […]
Developing: Gov. Hochul Elected, House And Senate Control Up In Air
By Michela Arlia and Gabriela Flores Governor Kathy Hochul’s stint in the governor’s seat is far from over. As of press time, the […]
BC’s Total Enrollment Continues Dropping
By Gabriela Flores Total enrollment of students continues dropping at Brooklyn College and other CUNY colleges. This fall term, BC has an 11% decrease […]
Random Testing Causes Some To Lose Campus Access Without Notice
By Gabriela Flores As an ongoing precaution, vaccinated members of Brooklyn College and other CUNY campuses are randomly selected for COVID-19 testing. For some […]
BC Know Launches, Offers Quick Access To Resources
By Michela Aria BC Know, an online platform recently launched by Brooklyn College, is offering a simplified way to navigate resources for students and […]
A James Hall Gem: SabCat Books And Its Good, Free Reads
By Shlomie Katash Any student looking for a chance to relax on campus with a free book can head to the political science lounge in […]
‘We’re Still Here,’ BC Kicks Off Native American Heritage Month
By Gabriela Flores Native American history is often made invisible day-to-day in the United States, from the country’s policies to the bulk of […]