Colin Powell, CUNY Alum And Former Secretary Of State, Dies At 84
By John Schilling Colin Powell, the four-star general and first Black U.S. Secretary of State, died on Monday, Oct. 18 at the age […]
How Social Media Affects Mental Health
By Serin Sarsour Recently, two former Facebook employees, Frances Haugen and Sophie Zhang, have come out with stories accusing Facebook of being detrimental […]
Wolfe Institute Welcomes Dr. Lisa Lowe, New Hess Scholar-In-Residence
By Gabriela Flores To open their week-long series with Brooklyn College’s new Hess Scholar-In-Residence Dr. Lisa Lowe, the Ethyle R. Wolfe Institute hosted Lowe […]
BC Theater Reopens Doors With Play “Small Mouth Sounds”
By Alexandria Woolfe On Friday, Oct. 15, the Brooklyn College Theater Department kicked off the 2021-22 production season with Bess Wohl’s “Small Mouth […]
School Of Visual, Media And Performing Arts Hosts Virtual Open Houses
By Aliyah Jacobson Throughout this week, Brooklyn College is hosting a series of open houses every night for graduate school programs in the […]
Deep Dive: Romanticization Of Male Murderers And Portrayal Of Women In “You”
By Melissa Morales When Netflix’s “You” was first released in 2018, it immediately became one of the most popular and trending shows in […]
Review: The Best (And Worst) Halloween Movies I’ve Seen
By Muhammed Muhsin Last year, I watched thirty-one Halloween movies with my partner and roommate to correlate with the thirty-one days of October. […]
Album Review: Can’t Swim’s “Change Of Plans”
By Iliana Calderon Can’t Swim, a New Jersey rock band released their brand new album “Change Of Plans” on Oct. 22 to all available […]
Jets Acquire QB Joe Flacco From Eagles
By Fawaad Farooq The New York Jets have acquired veteran quarterback Joe Flacco from the Philadelphia Eagles. In return the Jets are sending […]
Red Bulls Finally In Playoff Spot
By Billy Wood The New York Red Bulls are finally in a playoff spot for the Major League Soccer (MLS) Cup with four […]