CUNY Students Respond To Return Of In-Person Learning
By Sydney Rodriguez and Matt Hirsch Various CUNY student governments expressed their concerns about in-person learning in a letter to CUNY Chancellor Félix V. […]
USS Election Stalemates Again, Chair Seat Remains Empty
By Gabriela Flores After elections for new University Student Senate (USS) Steering members began last October, the positions for Chairperson and Vice Chair for Graduate […]
BC Reacts: Who’s Responsible For Deadly Bronx Fire?
By Serin Sarsour Disaster struck on Jan. 9 when a malfunctioning electric space heater sparked a fire in a 19-story apartment building in the […]
BC Alumna Goes Viral On TikTok For Art Conservation Efforts
By John Schilling From its trendy dance videos to comedy skits, TikTok is not typically thought of as a social network used to raise […]
BC Alumna Wins Prize For First Poetry Book
By Michela Arlia In early January, adjunct professor and alumna Chelsea Harlan was awarded the American Poetry Review/Honickman First Book Prize by the American […]
Opinion: Online Course Offerings Are Necessary Even After COVID
By: Helen Dang During the middle of the 2020 spring semester, all Brooklyn College students had to transition to remote learning. With COVID cases […]
A Letter To The Editor
By Ryan Fratello Fratello is a Brooklyn College student, serving as a public policy intern for the New York Public Interest Research Group. […]
David Ortiz Elected To Baseball Hall Of Fame, Bonds & Clemens Fall Short
By John Schilling The National Baseball Hall of Fame gained a new member on Tuesday, Jan. 25, when former Red Sox slugger David Ortiz […]
Brooklyn College Opens Home Games To Vaccinated Spectators
By Owen Russell Brooklyn College will allow a limited number of spectators for home games as of Jan. 28. The policy allows that only […]
Brooklyn College Sports January Recap
Swimming and Diving Teams Struggle After Season Delay By Owen Russell The swimming and diving season got off to a rocky start for the […]