Train Riders Shot, Injured In Sunset Park Subway During Rush Hour
By Michela Arlia and Matt Hirsch Editor’s Note: This story remains developing. On Tuesday, April 11, during the usual early morning rush hour […]
Pro-Student CUNY Hosts Town Hall, Demands More Online Classes
By Matt Hirsch Pro-Student CUNY is an activist organization of CUNY students advocating for more online learning options. On Thursday, Apr. 7, they hosted their […]
Leonard Tow Announced As Distinguished Alum for 2022 Commencement
By John Schilling Dr. Leonard Tow, a telecommunications billionaire, philanthropist, and the founding chairman of The Tow Foundation, will be the recipient of the Distinguished […]
Spring Has Sprung: BC Desi Club Hosts Holi Festival On West Quad
By Gabriela Flores To ring in the spring, Brooklyn College’s Desi Club invited students to throw color powders on the West Quad and embrace the […]
Long Live Bulletproof Comics: How A Shop Survived COVID
By Matt Hirsch On June 10th, 1992, Bulletproof Comics opened its doors for the first time. In the decades since, Hank Kwon, the owner […]
New BC Arts Club Invites Creatives To Collab And Let Loose
By Michela Arlia There’s a new club on campus, and it’s highlighting some much needed collaboration in the arts departments. BC Free Association is a […]
Conservatory’s “Afternoons At The Piano” Return To Campus
By Alexandria Woolfe The Conservatory of Music returned with its “Afternoons at the Piano” on campus after nearly two years, with conservatory students playing classical […]
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 […]