Rolling Rock Ramblings: Hazard Assessment In The Wake of Tragedy
By Ian Ezinga I’m writing this the day of the shooting that took place at the 36th Street subway station in Sunset Park, Brooklyn – […]
Opinion: What Ketanji Brown Jackson Taught Me About The Art Of Interviewing
By Priscilla Mensah With the Senate confirming Ketanji Brown Jackson this past Thursday as the first African American woman to serve as Supreme Court Justice, […]
Opinion: Why Should We Engage In Better Self Care?
By Helen Dang As a third-year Brooklyn College undergraduate, I’ve struggled with self care at times while juggling college courses, being a Reading Fellow, and […]
Mets And Yankees Open 2022 Season
By Owen Russell The New York Yankees and Mets began their 2022 seasons this past week after an off-season which saw new faces coming to […]
BC Sports Recap (Apr. 4 – Apr. 11)
Men’s Volleyball Finishes Season By Owen Russell The Brooklyn College men’s volleyball team concluded their season this week with a loss to John Jay […]
Sam Nahem: BC Alum, MLB Pitcher, and Civil Rights Activist
By John Schilling The day was Tuesday, Aug. 17, 1948. Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Sam Nahem headed for the mound in the top of the sixth […]
USG Elections Held, Ballot Results Pending
By Gabriela Flores With one ticket running for president in the student government election, and a referendum that proposes cuts in student activity fees for […]
Prez Anderson Updates BC On Resources, Events, And Job Openings
By Matt Hirsch As campus life makes a comeback, Brooklyn College President Michelle Anderson addressed some important updates for the BC community to take note […]
NYPIRG Plans Event To Help BC Students Access Fair Fares
By Radwan Farraj More than 270,000 New York residents have received half-fare MetroCards as a part of the city’s Fair Fares Program, which began […]
Gov. Kathy Hochul Delays The New CUNY Budget
By Matt Hirsch New York Governor Kathy Hochul couldn’t come to a deal with lawmakers to pass a new state budget by the Apr. 1 […]