Where the Arts Meets Activism: Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj
It was almost a decade ago that Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj, an award-winning playwright, director, choreographer, and producer, walked the halls of Brooklyn College as a […]
Letter Mixup Falsely Tells Profs “You’re Fired”
Brooklyn College faculty have been placed under a lot of pressure since COVID-19 hit, facing rumors of a mass wave of unemployment. It only added […]
ICE Reverses Order That Would Have Sent International Students Home
Written by Paola Sacerdote “I really thought I had to go back home,” said communications major and international student Cinthia. International students at Brooklyn College […]
Milich Administration Sets Goals for Term
With the college formally announcing that almost all courses will be delivered in a remote format this coming fall, the administration at the helm of […]
An Abundance of Karens
Calling racists “Karen” isn’t helping. There is no shortage of “Karens” out there. There are racist women and men who will try to crush […]
On the Record: Rough and Rowdy Ways, Bob Dylan
“Today and tomorrow, and yesterday too, the flowers are dying like all things do…I fuss with my hair and I fight blood feuds, I […]
Theater Students Push Inclusion Through Zoom
Written By Michela Arlia As the summer days are slowly passing, some students within the Theater Department have collaborated to create a fun, virtual […]
Counseling Through COVID
Before the Covid-19 outbreak, Stacey Mohamed, a licensed mental health counselor and recent Brooklyn College graduate, provided counseling through group therapy at an outpatient clinic. […]
As the World Faces a Racial Reckoning, BC Follows
As racial tensions have swept the country following the police killings of George Floyd, Rayshard Brooks, Breonna Taylor and countless others, Brooklyn College faces […]
Farewell, From Quiara Vasquez, Editor-in-Chief
It hit me a couple days ago, after I had made a batch of corn muffins. I looked at the discarded box of […]