Opinion: Words Can Be A Form of Violence Too
By Priscilla Mensah By now there have been upwards of thousands of think pieces written about the Will Smith and Chris Rock fiasco. Instead […]
Nets Need To Find Results Despite Kyrie Irving’s Return
By Johan Abdu Brooklyn Nets point guard Kyrie Irving successfully ran out the vaccine clock and is starting to drive fans impatient. After refusing to […]
BC Sports Recap (Mar. 21 – Apr. 4)
Men’s Volleyball Finishes Season On Low Note By Owen Russell The Bulldogs concluded their regular season this past week. As they roll into the playoffs, […]
The Club That COVID Killed: How BC’s Fencing Club Rose From The Ashes Only To Fall Again
By John Schilling A club that was dead was born again and then died again. It was two years ago that COVID-19 began to spread […]
A Look Into BC Theater’s Upcoming ‘Concord Floral’
By Michela Arlia The latest production to hit the BC Theater Department stage is “Concord Floral,” which opens on Apr. 8 in the New Workshop […]
Funeral Set For Deceased BC Student Diane Lake
By Gabriela Flores Funeral arrangements for Diane M. Lake, a recently-transferred Brooklyn College student and University Student Senate leader, are set for Sunday, Mar. 27. […]
BC Removes Most COVID Protocols For On-Campus Events
By Gabriela Flores As more students return to campus, in-person gatherings have grown at Brooklyn College with fewer COVID restrictions, prompting more clubs to […]
On-Campus Conflict Rises At BC, Safety Review Board Develops De-Escalation Training
By Matt Hirsch BC President Michelle Anderson brought up a recent increase in “conflict” across campus during the last Faculty Council meeting on Mar. […]
Upgraded BC Water Fountains Follow Plans To Make CUNY Greener
By Radwan Farraj New bottle stations are set to replace older water fountains found across the Brooklyn College campus as part of an ongoing […]
USG’s Purim Party Serves As Testimony To Inclusivity At BC
By Serin Sarsour and Gabriela Flores Brooklyn College’s Undergraduate Student Government held its first in-person event of the semester on Mar. 14 to celebrate […]