Feds Investigate BC After Students Allege Antisemitic Harassment
By Gabriela Flores and Matt Hirsch Brooklyn College is under investigation by the US Department of Education after two Jewish students from the Mental […]
BC Organizes Anti-Voter Suppression Event
By Matt Hirsch Brooklyn College has invited civil rights attorney and activist April England-Albright to host a seminar on Feb. 15 to educate and […]
What’s Open On Campus?
By Sydney Rodriguez With the reopening of campus to 70 percent capacity this semester, various resources have reopened for students taking in-person classes. “I […]
BC Makes History With New Disabilities Course
By Serin Sarsour Brooklyn College is making history by offering a course that examines critical disability theory for the first time ever this spring. […]
Prof. Jeffrey Biegel Pays Tribute To MLK With Piano
By Samia Afsar Reporting Assistance by Michela Arlia Acclaimed pianist and Brooklyn College professor Jeffrey Biegel has composed a musical tribute titled, “Reflection of […]
Sneak Peak: A Preview Of BC Theater’s Spring 2022 Season
By Michela Arlia As Brooklyn College heads into a new semester with more in-person opportunities as far as classes and other on-campus experiences go, […]
Review: ‘Company’ Revival Is Too Much Of A Good Thing
By John Schilling What am I doing with my life? Why aren’t things working out the way I planned? How come it’s happening for […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: On And Off Campus
By Ian Ezinga Being back on campus last week for the first time since March 2020 was a rather strange experience. As soon as […]
Analyzing The Question Of Glamorization In ‘Euphoria’
By Melissa Morales HBO’s “Euphoria” is currently one of the hottest, trending shows on television right now. From its makeup, fashion, cinematography, iconic lines, […]
Opinion: The Perils And Perks Of Identity In America
By Gabriela Flores Growing up with a loud, prideful Mexican family, I never fully acknowledged how my Spanglish tongue or love for rancheras was […]