Theater World Mourns Death of Composer Stephen Sondheim
By Michela Arlia The world was shocked on Friday, Nov. 26, with the news that Stephen Sondheim, musical theater legend, had passed away. Sondheim […]
BC Symphonic Choir Performs Final Semester Recital
By Aliyah Jacobson On Nov. 17, the Brooklyn College Symphonic Choir performed its final concert of the semester with an in-person audience. The Conservatory […]
BC Theater Continues Season With “Water By The Spoonful”
Gabriela Flores As the Department of Theater comes to the end of its 2021 winter season, production continued last week with “Water By The […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Attempt In Understanding The American Psyche
By Ian Ezinga This opinion doesn’t serve to address anyone particular item of news or current event, which, admittingly, may detract from its immediate […]
WWE Survivor Series 2021: Season’s Beatings At Barclays
By Matt Hirsch World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) brought their Thanksgiving week tradition, Survivor Series, to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Nov. 21. Since […]
Red Bulls Eliminated From Playoffs
By Billy Wood The New York Red Bulls journey to win the Major League Soccer (MLS) Cup for the first time came to an […]
Yankees Quiet As Free Agents Begin To Sign
By John Schilling Since the Major League Baseball offseason began four weeks ago, the New York Yankees have been relatively quiet as big-name free […]
My 2022 National Baseball Hall Of Fame Ballot
By John Schilling Every year, the Baseball Writers’ Association of America (BBWAA) is tasked with the responsibility of voting on which retired Major League […]
Mets Sign Scherzer And Marte, Lose Báez
By Owen Russell On Oct. 3, the New York Mets played their last game of the season against the Atlanta Braves, the would-be World […]
What’s Happening With MLB’s Collective Bargaining Agreement?
By Johan Abdu This Wednesday, Dec. 1, Major League Baseball’s Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) will expire, leaving many players, organizations, agents, and more waiting […]