Brooklyn Nets’ Struggles Continue After Head Coach Gets Fired
By Avi Wizwer The Brooklyn Nets fired Head Coach Steve Nash on Tuesday, Nov. 2 after a rough start to the season. Starting the […]
More Cops On Subways, Mixed Reactions Ensue
By Michela Arlia Governor Kathy Hochul joined Mayor Eric Adams on Oct. 22 to expand initiatives that would improve New York City subway rider […]
BC Cancer Center Hosts Panel On Breast Cancer
By Gabriela Flores Breast cancer impacts one in eight women in the United States. Screenings that could detect its presence early on are a […]
Midterm Election Breakdown Of NY And Swing States
By Michela Arlia and Gabriela Flores With midterm elections coming in the next week, the race for New York Governor is running tight between […]
A Revived Space For Creativity: BC TV Club Returns
By Gabriela Flores The Brooklyn College TV Club returned to campus, offering another medium for students to tap into their creative wits and […]
The Student Becomes The Master: Journalist And BC Prof. Victoria Manna
By Serin Sarsour Throughout her week, Victoria Manna works as a journalist at Spectrum News NY1, but on Saturdays this fall, she’s returning to […]
Women Of Color Club Hosts A Halloween Bash
By Serin Sarsour The Women of Color club welcomed Brooklyn College students to a night full of fun, dancing, and horror on Thursday, Oct. […]
32nd Bi-Annual Electroacoustic Concert Makes Waves
By Samia Afsar Sundays are for sleeping in, sunny-side-ups, relaxing, and finally getting to that homework you promised yourself you were going to do […]
Review: ‘The Rings Of Power’ Has Flaws And Saving Graces
By Patrick Boyd Richardson This time around, “The Rings of Power” gets into gear. The many loose ends from earlier in the season tie […]
The Many Deaths Of ‘Mission Impossible’
By Shea Stevenson A confession: I haven’t seen the original “Mission Impossible” show. Statistically speaking, you haven’t either, so let’s ignore it. I have […]