Owners Look to Turn Old BC Rez Hall into Shelter, Get Pushback from Pols
New York City’s Department of Social Services is facing pushback from local officials after announcing its plans to open a homeless shelter at the […]
BC Nixes Thesis Film Shoots, and Approval for Fall 2020 May Have Been a “Misunderstanding”
Ahead of the spring 2021 semester, the college and film department have made the decision to temporarily suspend the production of thesis films until March. […]
Sephardic Heritage Organization Remembers the Holocaust with Annual Talk
Written By: Chaya Gurkov As time pushes us farther away from the 20th century and the horrors that were inflicted on those living through […]
CUNY Journalists Tell Stories of Pandemic with New Podcast
Written By: Olivia McCaa In New York, in order to continue to tell the stories of those most affected by the still raging COVID-19 pandemic, […]
From BC to Sandler, Film Alum Joseph Vecsey
When Joseph Vecsey was applying to colleges over a decade ago, he only had one thing in mind. He wanted to go to film school. […]
Theater Dept Hire New BFA Acting Head, Patrick Sabongui
Written By: Michela Arlia Amidst the chaos of transitioning to a fully remote semester last fall, the Brooklyn College Department of Theater hired Patrick Sabongui, […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: Wanna Just Blame the Russians?
Progressives in America have discovered a great way to deal with the complexities and nuances of a system that has been deteriorating ever since it […]
The Yankees Stay Contenders, The Mets Level the Playing Field
Written By: Jose Rohdin In a shortened 2020 MLB season, both New York franchises dealt with heartbreak. The Yankees had finally built a roster that […]
The Jets Get a New Pilot in Robert Saleh
Written By: Carlos Daniel Martinez With 2020 in the rear-view mirror and after an almost-winless season, The New York Jets look to turn the […]
The Nets Get Richer, The Knicks Get Older
As of Wednesday morning, Feb. 3, the New York Knicks sit at 9-13, and the Nets are 13-9. While the records are promising (albeit for […]