BC Study Abroad Programs Reopen, TREM Plans South Korea Trip
By Marwa Ikhmayes Brooklyn College’s International Programs and Study Abroad is now officially accepting applications to study abroad for the summer and fall 2022 […]
Brooklyn College To Erect COVID-19 Memorial On Campus
By John Schilling Now that CUNY’s mask mandate is lifted and COVID-19 cases are going down, it would seem that the Brooklyn College community […]
CUNY Reacts: New York And CUNY Lift Mask Mandate
By Mary Zakharova New York Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams announced that starting on Mar. 7, masks and proof of vaccination will […]
The Second Anniversary Of CUNY’s COVID Shutdown
By Serin Sarsour and Gabriela Flores It has been two years since CUNY announced every one of its campus’ doors would close and classes […]
BC On The Run: NYC Gaza 5K
By Serin Sarsour After two years of the annual event being held online due to COVID-19, the Gaza 5K returned back in person on […]
BC Reacts: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
By Johan Abdu Reporting Assistance by Radwan Farraj Russia’s sudden invasion of Ukraine has shocked the world, leaving many to see images similar to […]
Tanger Hillel Volunteers For Local Ukraine Relief Effort
By Aliyah Jacobson On Sunday, Mar. 6, a team of 24 volunteers from Brooklyn and Queens College gathered together to sort 3,750 pounds of […]
Prof. Todd Chandler Explores Gun Safety In ‘Bulletproof’
By Alexandria Woolfe The Film Department’s own Professor Todd Chandler released a documentary with PBS titled “Bulletproof” on Feb. 14, where he intended to put […]
Brooklyn Playwright Lynn Nottage Talks ‘Intimate Apparel’
By Cailah Parker Columbia University hosted a talk session featuring playwright Lynn Nottage on Mar. 4, as part of the school’s Complex Issues series. […]
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 […]