Opinion: College Is Hard, Let’s Remember That
By Michela Arlia College is a place for rigor, responsibility, and reputation. We spend (or waste, depending on who you ask) four years minimum […]
The Reality Of Division III: Ups And Downs After COVID Shutdown
By Damien Ovalle Whether it’s a Division I or JUCO, student-athletes across the country are feeling the impacts of COVID-19 on their athletic programs. […]
The Yankees’ Offseason To-Do List
By Owen Russell Another trip to the playoffs, another season wasted at the hands of the of the nefarious Houston Astros for the New […]
BC Sports Recap (Oct. 23 – Oct. 30)
Women’s Tennis Falls In CUNYAC Semifinals By Owen Russell The women’s tennis team closed out its season this past week after being ousted from the […]
BC’s Up-And-Coming Fashion Go-Getters Guided By Prof. Pham
By Serin Sarsour As a melting pot of fashion, New York City stands out with visionaries and designers looking to make their mark in […]
Tow Mentor-In-Residence Opens With CEO, Engineer Sam Schwartz
By Shlomie Katash A grant from The Tow Foundation has allowed Brooklyn College to establish a five-part system to help build a culture of […]
Early Childhood Center Offers Universal Pre-K, Hochul Gives CUNY Childcare $4.8M
By Michela Arlia Reporting Assistance By Serin Sarsour Brooklyn College’s Early Childhood Center is now offering universal pre-K on campus after Governor Kathy Hochul […]
‘My Queerness Does Not Make Me Less Black,’ A Barbara Smith Inspired Panel
By Gabriela Flores The intersection between race, gender, sexuality, and all other aspects that build identity have often shaped human experiences. As times have […]
Play Review: “The Motherf*cker With The Hat” Is Brilliant
By Samia Afsar It’s time to forget “live, laugh, love.” Lies, loyalty, and lust are the common themes you will reflect on in the […]
Composers’ Collective Returns, Plans First In-Person Concert Since COVID
By Gabriela Flores Bringing musical ingenuity to listeners is no easy feat, but for a set of composers at Brooklyn College, the universality of […]