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. […]
BC Sports Recap (Sept. 28-Oct. 5)
Men’s Soccer Suffers Setback By Billy Wood Brooklyn College’s men’s soccer team is hoping to get back to its winning ways after a 2-0 […]
Prof. Justin Townsend Wins TONY Award
By Michela Arlia and John Schilling The 74th Annual Tony Awards returned for the first time in over two years on Sunday as […]
Missing BC Student Found Safe After Three Days
By Matt Hirsch Brooklyn College student Tamar Ingleton went missing while on her way to class last Tuesday, Sept. 21. Sergeant Jessica McRorie […]
BC Navigator’s Green Key Added As Vax Entry Pass
By Gabriela Flores Brooklyn College released a green key icon on the BC Navigator app for students and faculty who are fully vaccinated […]
CUNY Haitian Studies Institute Condemns Treatment of Haitian Migrants at Texas Border
By Matt Hirsch The CUNY Haitian Studies Institute (HSI) released a statement last Wednesday, Sept. 22, to express their outrage at “the inhumane […]
USG And GSO’s Exec Order Calls For No Withdraws “Due To Non-Vaccination”
By Gabriela Flores Three days before CUNY students were required to submit their vaccine verification on CUNYFirst, Brooklyn College’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) […]