New Governor Hochul’s Potential Impact on CUNY
By Matt Hirsch After the resignation of Andrew Cuomo at midnight on Aug. 24, Governor Kathy Hochul was sworn in as the 57th Governor of […]
Local BK Haiti Relief Drive
By Matt Hirsch After the assassination of President Jovenel Moise, a 7.2-magnitude earthquake that killed over 2,200 people, and the impact of Tropical Storm Grace, […]
A Road to Recovery Featuring CUNY Students
By Hifza Hameed CUNY Recovery Corps, a CUNY program in collaboration with the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP), employed over 4,000 students this summer. The […]
CUNY REACTS: American Troops Withdrawn From Afghanistan
By Gabriela Flores With American troops having finally withdrawn from Afghanistan on Aug. 31, the 20-year-long war has come to an end. But in […]
Brooklyn College Alum and Renowned Historian Donald Kagan Passes Away at 89
By: Radwan Farraj Most known for his work on classical Greek history and as an outspoken academic of Western studies, Brooklyn College Alumnus Donald Kagan […]
BC Reacts: Cuomo’s Resignation
By Serin Sarsour After being investigated for sexual assault by New York’s Attorney General Letitia James, former Governor Andrew Cuomo resigned his position and […]
BC Involvement Fair Continues Virtually
By Mary Zakharova Many Brooklyn College clubs introduced themselves to students remotely at the BC Virtual Involvement Fair on Aug. 31. Despite campus opening back […]
BC Students on Returning to Campus
By John Schilling Reporting Assistance by Gabriela Flores and Serin Sarsour With classes returning to an in-person format, it would seem as if Brooklyn […]
Theater Dept. Chair Kip Marsh Steps Down
By Michela Arlia Just a week before classes were set to begin for the fall, a Theater Department-wide email was sent to students informing them […]
Theater Dept. Unveils Show Season
By Michela Arlia Earlier this summer, the Brooklyn College Department of Theater officially unveiled their plans to continue productions for the 2021-2022 season. In an […]