Kevin Durant And Kyrie Irving Flee Brooklyn. What’s Next For The Nets?
By Owen Russell The dust settles on what may be the wildest NBA trade deadline in recent memory. The days leading up to Feb. […]
BC Sports Recap (Feb. 11 – Feb. 18)
Men’s Basketball Closes Season With Victory By Owen Russell The men’s basketball team ended its season this past week on Senior Night with their […]
MGB Collects Donations For Turkey-Syria Earthquake Relief
By Serin Sarsour Over 28,000 people have died in Turkey and Syria as a result of one of the deadliest earthquakes in decades that […]
CUNY Releases Online Portal For Reporting Discrimination
By Radwan Farraj Reporting Assistance by Gabriela Flores A new online portal for reporting acts of discrimination and retaliation was announced by CUNY on […]
Shot Fired Near Campus, No Victims
By Michela Arlia Reporting Assistance by Gabriela Flores Brooklyn College’s campus was temporarily rattled by an unexpecting shooting at the Chipotle restaurant on Nostrand […]
USG Plans More On-Campus Events For Spring
By Michela Arlia Brooklyn College’s Undergraduate Student Government is planning more on-campus events this spring semester, with members hoping to engage with as many […]
CUNY Provost Wendy Hensel Visits BC, Answers Major Questions In Town Hall
By Gabriela Flores In her first visit to Brooklyn College, CUNY’s Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Wendy Hensel, who oversees the university’s academics, openly […]
‘Who We Are,’ TEDxCUNY Conference Set To Return In Person
By Serin Sarsour For the first time in four years, TEDxCUNY will host an in-person conference on Friday, Mar. 10 at the Gerald W. […]
Tow Mentoring And Research Program Hosts Kick-off Event
By Haritha Lakshmanan The Tow Mentoring and Research Program’s spring 2023 cohort kicked off the start of the program on Thursday, Feb. 2. The […]
African Student Union Talks African Diaspora In America
By Kate Dempsey “Did you not live in a house? Did you grow up poor?” These are some of the questions that immigrant students […]