Rolling Rock Ramblings: These Colors Do Run
By Ian Ezinga The United States has been the world’s leading military superpower for almost eighty years. Not quite as impressive as the Romans, but […]
Opinion: Joe Biden Is the Most Anti-War President in My Lifetime
By Sammy Quarrato President Joe Biden has decided to make a decision that the two presidents who preceded him didn’t make. This decision, […]
BC Intramurals Brings Back Fantasy Football
By Fawaad Farooq The fall 2021 semester at Brooklyn College has kicked off and so have campus sports after many cancellations and delays due to […]
Noah Syndergaard Misses Rehab Start in Brooklyn due to COVID-19
By Owen Russell This past Sunday, I sat with a hotdog in hand at Maimonides Park, eagerly waiting for one of baseball’s most electrifying pitchers, […]
Sports Return to Brooklyn College
By Owen Russell and Elijah Hamilton In March 2020, Brooklyn College sports were put on hold, but now, after nearly two years of waiting, […]
Remembering the Kingsmen: A Look Back at Brooklyn’s Gridiron Gladiators
By Owen Russell Before we were Bulldogs, we were Bridges, and before that, we were Kings. Up until 1994, every athlete who donned the maroon […]
A Letter From The Editors
Dear Readers, As The Vanguard embarks on its second anniversary and a new group of student journalists will take on the responsibility of the […]
Vaccine Required For CUNY Students, Not Staff
By Matthew Hirsch With the fall semester less than a month away, Brooklyn College President Michelle Anderson recently published her thirteenth “Return to Campus Letter.” […]
CUNY Tutor Corps Hires 300 STEM Students
By: Matthew Hirsch CUNY Tutor Corps (TC), a program that sends STEM students from CUNY colleges to NYC schools, is expanding. In partnership with […]
USG Appoints New Executive Cabinet Members
As USG’s new administration settles into office and focuses on how Brooklyn College will transition back on campus, President Aharon Grama and Vice-President Iqura […]