Adams Named Mayor, BC Alums Win Big On Election Day
By John Schilling Brooklyn Borough President and former police captain Eric Adams is the new mayor of New York City, defeating Guardian Angels founder […]
Profs Disagree Over COVID-Vax On BC Facebook Group
By Radwan Farraj Brooklyn College faculty recently argued publicly on Brooklyn College In The Know 2, a student-monitored Facebook group, about the COVID-19 vaccine […]
NYS Budget Director Questions CUNY Budget Increases
By Matt Hirsch Taken aback by the news of massive enrollment declines, New York State Budget Director Robert F. Mujica questioned requests for […]
BC’s New Cancer Center Officially Opens
By Matt Hirsch With a focus on serving the local Brooklyn communities and diversifying the field of biomedical cancer research, faculty members at Brooklyn […]
Tanger Hillel Hosts Fall Blood Drive
By Mary Zakharova Reporting assistance by Gabriela Flores Brooklyn College’s Tanger Hillel organized a blood drive with the New York Blood Center on […]
Waffle Box Stays Afloat Despite Pandemic
By John Schilling Many people may recall February 2020 as the last time everything was normal, as COVID-19 would soon turn the world upside […]
“Uncensored, Unedited, And Uncut”: CUNY’s New Undergrad-Run Podcast
By Gabriela Flores In CUNY’s new undergraduate-run podcast, CUNY Uncut, conversations about different college-related topics like mental health and one’s DACA experience go […]
BC Observes And Discusses Black Solidarity Day
By Gabriela Flores Carrying on the tradition of Black Solidarity Day, Brooklyn College invited professors, students, Brooklynites, and other leaders to speak on […]
BC Reacts: Kyrie Irving’s COVID-Vax Refusal
By Serin Sarsour Basketball fans all around the world were devastated when Kyrie Irving announced his decision to remain unvaccinated and, as a […]
Former BC Conductor Talks Teaching, Inspiring Students
By Cailah Parker Music conductor Felipe Tristan has been and still is an inspiration to many students wanting to pursue a career in […]