Prof. Justin Townsend Leaves BC, Joins NYU Tisch As Design Chair
By Michela Arlia NYU Tisch School of the Arts officially announced on Feb. 1 that Professor Justin Townsend will be its incoming Chair of […]
The Obliteration Of Perspective: Trying To Understand The War In Ukraine
By Ian Ezinga Regardless of whichever cocktail of spiritual, cultural, political, or economic temperaments dominates your perspective of the world, I must insist that […]
Opinion: CUNY Enrollment Continues To Plunge, BC Is Not Spared
By Priscilla Mensah CUNY-wide enrollment has been at an all-time low since the start of the pandemic, and Brooklyn College has not been spared. […]
MLB Lockout Persists, 2022 Season Uncertain
By Owen Russell As of Monday, Feb. 28 the MLB has been locked out since December 2021. The current lockout, voted on unanimously by […]
BC Women’s Basketball Are Back-To-Back CUNYAC Champs
By Johan Abdu Brooklyn College has done it again. The Bulldogs have won the CUNYAC Women’s Basketball Championship for the second time in a […]
BC Sports Recap (Feb. 15-28)
Men’s Basketball Falls Short As Season Comes To A Close By Owen Russell In their final two games of the season, the Brooklyn College […]
‘Antigone’ Set To Open BC Theater’s Spring Season
By Michela Arlia The curtain rises once again as BC’s Theater Department opens the first show of the semester, “Antigone,” on Mar. 4. With the […]
Cleared4 Glitch Removes Green Key, Fixed Within The Hour
By John Schilling A glitch in the Cleared4 vaccine pass and testing system removed the green key symbol from the BC Navigator app […]
Ingersoll False Alarm Forces Students Out Into The Cold
By John Schilling Reporting Assistance by Matt Hirsch Students poured out of Ingersoll Extension on Monday, Feb. 14 at 11:20 a.m., when it appeared […]
BC Gets Fake Gun Scare, Daily Mail Misreports Details
By Matt Hirsch Last Friday, Feb. 11, The Daily Mail, a British newspaper, falsely reported details of an “‘active shooter’ threat” on the Brooklyn […]