The Fences of Perception: Why One Ought to Study the Humanities
By Ian Ezinga We each see the same cast iron fence as we enter Brooklyn College, but each set of eyes sees an entirely […]
Opinion: SCOTUS Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson Is A Step In The Right Direction
By Priscilla Mensah Ketanji Brown Jackson is poised to make history as the first African-American woman Supreme Court Justice. Should Ketanji be confirmed, she […]
Kyrie Irving Still Barred From Playing At Barclays
By Tyrell Ingram Mayor Eric Adams announced that on Mar. 7, vaccine mandates for indoor venues will be lifted. Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving, […]
BC’s Fitness Center Opens After Nearly 2 Years
By Owen Russell On Mar. 1, Brooklyn College announced that the Fitness Center in the West Quad Center would be open for the first […]
BC Sports Recap (Mar. 3 – Mar. 6)
By Owen Russell Women’s Basketball Season Ends By Owen Russell The Brooklyn College women’s basketball team ended their historic season this past […]
All Work (Mostly) No Play: BC’s 1940s Farm Labor Project
By Gabriela Flores As the United States began taking up arms in World War 2, some Brooklyn College students took up baskets of beans […]
CUNY’s Enrollment Drops Continue Amid COVID, BC Follows Suit
By Gabriela Flores Enrollment in colleges nationwide has dropped throughout the pandemic and CUNY colleges are no exception. Community colleges like LaGuardia have undergone […]
Tanger Hillel Set To Host Spring Blood Drive
By Tyrell Ingram Brooklyn College’s Tanger Hillel has helped save over 200 lives through each of its blood drives and will try to save […]
Russia Invades Ukraine, Raises Concerns Worldwide
By Radwan Farraj On Thursday, Feb. 25, Russia invaded Ukraine after several years of violent tensions. President Vladimir Putin initiated military action after weeks […]
Daily Mail Misreports Active Shooter, Breitbart Picks Up Story
By Matt Hirsch A Feb. 11 article by The Daily Mail misreported details of an active shooter on Brooklyn College’s campus. The story claimed […]