Simon Brown, Leading the Charge of the Musical Realm
I have never seen an angel. Show me an angel and I’ll paint you one,” Gustave Courbet once famously remarked. For the leader of the […]
Film Department Annual Festival in Question
Every year, film production students at Brooklyn College showcase their senior thesis films at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. It is a rite of passage […]
Earth and Environmental Science Dept. Described As Toxic by Evaluators
Written By Milette Millington According to documents obtained by the Vanguard, an outside evaluation of the Earth and Environmental Sciences Department at Brooklyn College (EES) […]
NYPIRG Says Financial Aid Does Not Do Enough
For the past decade, activists across SUNY and CUNY campuses have organized and protested against yearly tuition hikes. A new report confirms what these activists […]
2020 Commencement Goes Online, to Seniors’ Dismay
Due to the pandemic, graduation ceremonies have been canceled across CUNY, and while a virtual commencement is planned, outgoing seniors don’t seem too happy about […]
Student Government Election to be Held in May
After initial election dates in late April were cancelled, Undergraduate Student Government (USG) has rescheduled their elections. The elections will now be held from Monday, […]
Travis Scott Holds “Out of This World” Fortnite Concert
I’ve learned two things after attending Travis Scott’s Fortnite Astronomical concert. The first is that online concerts are no joke. The second is that neither […]
Book Review: Men Without Women” by Haruki Murakami
Sometimes it’s hard to finish a book mid-semester. You are already reading much less enjoyable text for classes and don’t feel like reading more. I […]
BC Alum Shirley Chisholm in FX’s “Mrs. America”
On April 15, a new series premiered on FX and grasped the attention of audiences across the country. Mrs. America tells the story of American […]
CUNY’S Grad Center Continues with Virtual “Segal Talks”
Globally, coronavirus has forced many theatres to close its doors in observance of self-isolation. Nonetheless, Martin E. Segal Theatre at the CUNY Graduate Center has […]