BC Hosts Annual John Hope Franklin Freedom Concert
People from all over the world joined together on Wednesday, Feb. 26 for Brooklyn College’s 2021 John Hope Franklin Memorial Day Freedom Concert, an […]
CUNY Theater Festival Features Two BC Playwrights
Written By Michela Arlia Hosted by the Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC), the 2021 CUNY Theater Festival will be held virtually this year on […]
History Dept. Aims to Tell 2020 Stories With New Theater Project
Over the past few months, students and faculty of the Brooklyn College History Department have been developing “The 2020 Theater Project,” a project that combines […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: This Again?
A popular anti-war slogan of the 1960s asked “what would happen if they started a war and no one showed up?” The modern state has […]
Scary Hours: The Brooklyn Nets Are Rolling
The Brooklyn Nets are rolling right now, and they’re largely doing it without their best player. The Nets went 9-4 in the month of […]
Knicks, Nets Make All-Star Team: Basketball is Back in NYC
Written By: Jose Rohdin As of Mar. 1, both the Brooklyn Nets and the New York Knicks are two of only four Eastern Conference teams […]
A Look Into BC’S Campus Reentry Plan
Written By: Maya Schubert, Ryan Schwach, and Sydney Rodriguez Last August, CUNY approved Brooklyn College’s plan for reentry to campus life, which CUNY colleges have […]
PSC Members Protest CUNY Offices Over Contract
Written By: By Jordan Ramos & Dorette Dayan PSC union members protested outside of the university’s main offices on Monday, Feb. 15, in reaction to […]
CUNY Ends Credit/No Credit, See’s Drop in Enrollment
Written By: Ryan Schwach & Sydney Rodriguez At Brooklyn College’s monthly Faculty Council Meeting on Feb. 16, members went over BC issues including the […]
CUNY Board Members Chose Not To Discuss COVID Days Before School Closure
At a meeting early last year of the CUNY Committee of Facilities Planning and Management, a subcommittee of the Board of Trustees, members dismissed a […]