BC’s Latest Spring Updates Pending Omicron Trend
By Gabriela Flores Most updates on the incoming spring semester depend on CUNY Central’s plans as more information releases on Omicron, the new COVID-19 […]
NYC Might Allow Noncitizens To Vote
By Matt Hirsch DACA students attending CUNY colleges may have the right to vote in local New York City elections soon. About 427,000 noncitizen […]
Third Round Of Relief Funds Makes Way To BC Students
By Radwan Farraj A new wave of COVID emergency funds made their way to CUNY students and colleges last week as the fall semester […]
BC Students Make Docu On Ongoing Push For Asian American Studies
By Mary Zakharova “Why Is There No Asian American Studies Program In Brooklyn College?” is a short documentary created by BC students Joshua Leonard, […]
Decompression Circle: Women Center and MWLDP Host Mental Health Talk
By Serin Sarsour Anxiety and depression rates have skyrocketed within the student population as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Women’s Center and […]
Composer Jeanine Tesori Talks ‘West Side Story’ Music
By John Schilling Prior to the release of Steven Spielberg’s film adaptation of “West Side Story” on Friday, Dec. 10, the Puerto Rican and […]
Andrew Garfield Shines As Jonathan Larson In “Tick, Tick…Boom!”
By Alexandria Woolfe “Tick, Tick… Boom!,” the movie musical released on Netflix on Nov. 12, tells the inspirational true story of Jonathan Larson, a […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Philosophical Inquiry Into Imagination Suppression
By Ian Ezinga Up until this semester, I have never taken a philosophy class. Being friends and roommates with philosophy majors when I was […]
Opinion: The Importance of Staying Creative Over Winter Break
By Melissa Morales As finals week rolls into view and the end of this semester is fast approaching, many students around this time may […]
Farewell From Dylan Kaufman, Photo Editor
By Dylan Kaufman Following the spring 2021 semester, I wanted nothing to do with college. The school experience I’d grown to love bore zero […]