A Correction From The Editorial Staff
Last week, in a story about Professor Todd Chandler and his film “Bulletproof,” we misquoted him stating, “The problem is bullets and the solution […]
Pro-Student CUNY Calls For Student Input On COVID Policies
By Gabriela Flores When CUNY announced its 70% in-person course capacity for this spring, the policy was met with mixed reactions. Backdropped by surging […]
Women Empowering Women: BC Hosts Attorney Yasmin Dwedar
By Serin Sarsour Growing up Arab and Muslim, and being a woman in the legal world, Attorney Yasmin Dwedar has learned to navigate discrimination […]
Involvement Fair Returns On Campus After Two Years
By Gabriela Flores Once COVID shut down student life on Brooklyn College’s campus, club involvement either continued or fell through the cracks of remote […]
BC String Musicians Play Works Of Famous Composers
By John Schilling Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart are long gone, but the legacies of these composers live on through the Conservatory of Music at […]
Hulu’s ‘Fresh’ Is A Body Horror Movie, Not A Thriller
By Alexandria Woolfe Mimi Cave’s “Fresh” gives a modern spin on the thriller genre by focusing on modern dating gone wrong, starring actors Sebastian […]
Opinion: Staying Connected Is Key To Academic Success
By Priscilla Mensah As we approach the halfway mark of the spring semester, it is important to remember to stay connected with the services and […]
Outgoing Basketball Star Chanel Jemmott Leaves Bulldogs On Top
By Johan Abdu Chanel Jemmott will go down in Brooklyn College’s history as the highest-scoring Bulldog for the women’s basketball team. She broke the […]
MLB Lockout Ends, Regular Season Back On
By Owen Russell The Major League Baseball Players Union (MLBPA) and MLB owners agreed to the terms of a new collective bargaining agreement on […]
BC Sports Recap (Mar. 10 – Mar. 12)
Men’s Volleyball Loses Two, Slips In Rankings By Owen Russell Journeying into the CUNYAC competition, the Bulldogs find themselves sliding down the rankings after […]