BC Scholar S.M. Miller Passes Away At 99
By Cynthia Leung Seymour M. Miller, known most for his work as a scholar and activist, passed away on Oct. 26. He was 99 […]
Prof. Jason Moore Pushes Storytelling Limits With Alien Rescue VR
By Matt Hirsch Getting lost in narratives that take place in fantastical worlds that are far more interesting than our own has been part […]
BC Students Volunteer In NYPIRG’s “Trick or Eat” Food Drive
By Serin Sarsour Brooklyn College’s annual food drive, “Trick or Eat,” organized by the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG), gave BC students […]
CUNY Alum Breaks Barriers As Marvel’s First Deaf Superhero
By John Schilling Marvel’s most recent film, “Eternals,” is expanding the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) as we know it and in more ways than […]
American Artist Premieres “Blue Lives” Exhibition
By Aliyah Jacobson American Artist premiered their latest work, “Blue Lives,” for the Graduate Art Student Union on Tuesday, Nov. 2. The riveting and open-minded […]
Conservatory Hosts Remote Electroacoustic Music Festival
By Michela Arlia The BC Music Conservatory hosted its Biannual International Electroacoustic Music Festival online on Nov. 5 under the direction of Professor George […]
“Eternals” Is Just Another Marvel Movie
By Muhammed Muhsin I’m aware of how divisive this one has been, with critics calling it a midtier Marvel movie, fans calling it an […]
The Stigmatization Of Plus-Size Bodies In The Fashion Industry
By Melissa Morales We live in a world full of beauty standards defined by societal perceptions and images constructed through social media. For women, […]
EP Review: Heart Attack Man’s “Thoughtz & Prayerz”
By Iliana Calderon Heart Attack Man, an Ohio-based rock band, released their new EP titled “Thoughtz & Prayerz” on Nov. 5. While I’ve been […]
Red Bulls Make Playoffs
By Billy Wood The New York Red Bulls were able to make it to their 12th Major League Soccer (MLS) Cup playoffs. After a […]