Students Plan To Call For CUNY To Divest From Fossil Fuels
By Gabriela Flores To push CUNY to divest from fossil fuel holdings, and opt for green energy and infrastructures like solar-powered phone charging […]
MTA Poses Challenges to Students With Return to Campus
By Serin Sarsour New Yorkers are known to always be in a hurry to get to where they need to be. However, since more […]
Stuck in the Library Rises Above COVID Challenges
By Melissa Morales As COVID-19 persists, Brooklyn College’s Stuck in the Library (STL) club is still preserving its message of inclusivity and representation of […]
BC Reacts: R. Kelly’s Conviction
By Johan Abdu After weeks of deliberation, pop and R&B singer-songwriter Robert Sylvester Kelly, better known as R. Kelly, was found guilty on […]
BC Women’s Center Opines Against Texas Abortion Ban
By Mary Zakharova A law stating that no abortions should be allowed after six weeks of pregnancy went into effect in Texas recently. […]
Tony Kushner Talks “West Side Story” for PRLS Lecture Series
By: Cailah Parker On Wednesday, Sept. 29, Tony Kushner, an accomplished playwright and screenwriter of the upcoming “West Side Story” film remake, was […]
Venom Sequel Is Unfulfilling
By John Schilling This past weekend, the recently released “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” experienced the largest opening since COVID-19 began over a […]
“Squid Game” Is Netflix’s Newest Edge-Of-Your-Seat Thriller
By Michela Arlia Over the past week, an explosion in pop culture occurred within the world of television and streaming platforms, and it […]
Song Review: Boston Manor’s “Algorithm”
By Iliana Calderon British pop punk band Boston Manor released their new song “Algorithm” on Wednesday, Sept. 29 on all streaming platforms. Boston Manor […]
Mets Let Go Of Manager Luis Rojas
By Owen Russell On Monday, Oct. 4, the New York Mets announced that Luis Rojas will not be returning as manager next season. […]