Brooklyn Bahaadur: BC’s Dance Camaraderie
Written By: Chaya Gurkov Bharatanatyam: a Sanskrit word that in English could be understood to mean “India acting,” is more famously recognized as one of […]
Dr. Marie Lily Cerat Named Interim Head of Haitian Studies Institute
Written By: Olivia McCaa After nine months following the Haitian Studies Institute (HSI) founding Director Jean Eddy Saint Paul stepped down, Dr. Marie Lily Cerat, […]
BC Reacts: NYC Mayoral Race
As the Big Apple’s mayoral race heads into the primaries, the list of running candidates has narrowed, with three garnering the most attention by surveyed […]
Hip-Hop Americana: NYU Prof Marcus Reeves Gives Lecture on Rap
Marcus Reeves is an adjunct professor at NYU, but his knowledge doesn’t come from textbooks and long nights at the library. It comes from the […]
From the Roll of a Dice to the Sounds of a Sleeping Dog. Music Cons. Hosts ConTEMPO Concert
Written By Michela Arlia The Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College hosted “conTEMPO,” a virtual concert of classic contemporary works and original pieces by student […]
Opinion: Am I an Antisemite (Or Am I a Jew?)
Written By: Nadav Raz Defining antisemitism is, in essence, defining what it means to be Jewish. Which is why, as the treasurer of the Undergraduate […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Fear and Loathing in a Pandemic
The psyche of students, and the people who inhabit this earth at large, has been continually battered over the course of this pandemic. Each year, […]
Farewell From Ryan Schwach, Editor-In-Chief
I could probably write a book about my experiences at Brooklyn College, and working for the newspapers here, but I don’t have that space, so […]
Farewell from Moises Taveras, Managing Editor
I came to the Kingsman for a job that I didn’t get. But you know what they say, “Shoot for the moon. Even if you […]
Farewell From Camila Dejesus, Layout Editor
I’d never had a job before. Not one that lasted more than a few months at least. My favorite professor had recommended me for the […]