MTA Poses Challenges to Students With Return to Campus
By Serin Sarsour New Yorkers are known to always be in a hurry to get to where they need to be. However, since more […]
Stuck in the Library Rises Above COVID Challenges
By Melissa Morales As COVID-19 persists, Brooklyn College’s Stuck in the Library (STL) club is still preserving its message of inclusivity and representation of […]
BC Reacts: R. Kelly’s Conviction
By Johan Abdu After weeks of deliberation, pop and R&B singer-songwriter Robert Sylvester Kelly, better known as R. Kelly, was found guilty on […]
BC Women’s Center Opines Against Texas Abortion Ban
By Mary Zakharova A law stating that no abortions should be allowed after six weeks of pregnancy went into effect in Texas recently. […]
Tony Kushner Talks “West Side Story” for PRLS Lecture Series
By: Cailah Parker On Wednesday, Sept. 29, Tony Kushner, an accomplished playwright and screenwriter of the upcoming “West Side Story” film remake, was […]
Venom Sequel Is Unfulfilling
By John Schilling This past weekend, the recently released “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” experienced the largest opening since COVID-19 began over a […]
“Squid Game” Is Netflix’s Newest Edge-Of-Your-Seat Thriller
By Michela Arlia Over the past week, an explosion in pop culture occurred within the world of television and streaming platforms, and it […]
Song Review: Boston Manor’s “Algorithm”
By Iliana Calderon British pop punk band Boston Manor released their new song “Algorithm” on Wednesday, Sept. 29 on all streaming platforms. Boston Manor […]
Mets Let Go Of Manager Luis Rojas
By Owen Russell On Monday, Oct. 4, the New York Mets announced that Luis Rojas will not be returning as manager next season. […]
BC Sports Recap (Sept. 28-Oct. 5)
Men’s Soccer Suffers Setback By Billy Wood Brooklyn College’s men’s soccer team is hoping to get back to its winning ways after a 2-0 […]