Red Bulls One Win From Playoff Clinch
By Billy Wood The New York Red Bulls remain in a playoff spot for the Major League Soccer (MLS) Cup, but it wasn’t as […]
BC Sports Recap (Oct. 26 – Nov. 2)
Cross Country Shines at CUNYAC Championship By Owen Russell The men’s and women’s cross country teams competed in their final race of the season […]
CUNY Board Of Trustees Approves Refunds For Withdrawn Students
By Matt Hirsch The CUNY Board of Trustees met on Monday, Oct. 25 to approve refunds for students that did not submit their […]
Four People Shot Near Campus
By Matt Hirsch Four people were shot on Glenwood Road and Nostrand Avenue last Thursday, blocks from Whitman Hall, according to Detective Muniz of […]
BC’s Conflicting Audience Policies Raise Concern
By Matt Hirsch and Gabriela Flores Reporting assistance by Michela Arlia As the fall semester began, some Brooklyn College students, faculty, and staff […]
USG Co-Prez Aharon Grama Continues Run For USS Chair
By Gabriela Flores As the University Student Senate’s (USS) newly-elected officers assume their roles on Monday, Oct. 25, Brooklyn College’s USG Co-President Aharon […]
Colin Powell, CUNY Alum And Former Secretary Of State, Dies At 84
By John Schilling Colin Powell, the four-star general and first Black U.S. Secretary of State, died on Monday, Oct. 18 at the age […]
How Social Media Affects Mental Health
By Serin Sarsour Recently, two former Facebook employees, Frances Haugen and Sophie Zhang, have come out with stories accusing Facebook of being detrimental […]
Wolfe Institute Welcomes Dr. Lisa Lowe, New Hess Scholar-In-Residence
By Gabriela Flores To open their week-long series with Brooklyn College’s new Hess Scholar-In-Residence Dr. Lisa Lowe, the Ethyle R. Wolfe Institute hosted Lowe […]
BC Theater Reopens Doors With Play “Small Mouth Sounds”
By Alexandria Woolfe On Friday, Oct. 15, the Brooklyn College Theater Department kicked off the 2021-22 production season with Bess Wohl’s “Small Mouth […]