Rolling Rock Ramblings: Timely Ineffectuality in the Halls of the MET
By Ian Ezinga The 2021 Met Gala happened about a week ago. As per usual with this sort of fanfare, nothing of real consequence […]
Opinion: Biden’s New COVID Rules Are Not Mandates. They’re Incentives.
By Sammy Quarrato President Biden has recently issued a series of incentives to get more Amiercans vaccinated against the COVID-19 pandemic to where the […]
Opinion: Be More Clear About Cleared4
By John Schilling When President Michelle J. Anderson sent out her “Updates on Our Campus Return” letter to the Brooklyn College community on Aug. […]
Opinion: Let Hispanics and Latinx Take Film’s Centerstage
By Melissa Morales Sept. 15 marks the start of National Hispanic Heritage Month, which gives the country an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate Hispanic […]
BC’s Ashley Fung Earns Volleyball Accolades After Early Success
By Owen Russell The Women’s Volleyball team started the season well, currently holding a 5-3 record. The Bulldogs’ winning ways can be attributed to […]
Brooklyn College Sports Recap (Sept. 14-21)
Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Seasons Begin By Owen Russell After having their first meet of the year postponed, the Women’s Cross Country […]
Get Paid To Get Vaxxed At BC
By Matt Hirsch Brooklyn College is hosting a “Vaccine Van” from the NYC Test & Trace Corps, offering Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer vaccines from […]
No Major Losses Reported at BC in Hurricane Ida Aftermath
By John Schilling When Hurricane Ida swept through the northeast on Wednesday, Sept. 1, Brooklyn College was not immune from the flooding and transportation […]
BC’s Bell Tolls For 20th 9/11 Memorial
By: Matt Hirsch On the twentieth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, Brooklyn College tolled the library building’s bell to honor those who were lost. […]
Tanger Hillel Cleans Up Coney Island for Reverse Tashlich
By Matt Hirsch Brooklyn College’s Tanger Hillel gathered on Sept. 12 to help clean up Coney Island Beach for the fourth annual Reverse Tashlich […]