Belief vs. Bigotry: Rethinking Religion as a Defense for Homophobia in Athletics
By: Manuel Polanco Back in 2022, the Detroit Pistons selected guard Jaden Ivey as the No. 5 overall pick in the National Basketball Association (NBA) […]
Department of Education Rescinds Title IX Protection Agreements for Trans Students
By: Emily Nixon On April 6, the United States (U.S.) Department of Education (DOE) released a statement announcing that Title IX resolution agreements with six […]
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s First 100 Days
By: Key Jones-Ford New York City (NYC) Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s 100th day in office was on April 10, 2026, and he has been busy and […]
Slime It Out with USG’s Student Faculty Mixer
By: T’Neil Gooden Creativity shone bright as Brooklyn College’s (BC) Undergraduate Student Government (USG) hosted a student-faculty mixer that brought the BC community together on […]
Playback to the Future at TEDxCUNY’s 2026 Conference
By: Rami Mansi and Jaida Dent In the Gerard Lynch Theatre at John Jay College, a full audience waited to hear speakers from across CUNY […]
“Sabbath Queen” Builds Bridges for NYC’s Queer-Jewish Community
By: Massimo Ranieri Amichai Lau-Lavie is a thirty-ninth-generation rabbi. He is the first in that long lineage to be openly queer. He is also the […]
Student-Led Play “Anansi and The Grinding Stone” Premieres in Beller Studio
By: Margot Dragos The rhythms and rumblings of three djembe drums filled Tow Center’s Beller Studio during the production of Anansi and The Grinding Stone, […]
CUNY Dance Initiative Resident, Chrybaby Cozie Hosts “Chrysolation” In Claire Tow Theatre
By: Serena Edwards The sound of sneakers squeaking on the stage filled the Claire Tow Theatre, as Dan Holloway, a dancer known professionally as Chrybaby […]
Why Trump’s Feud With the Pope Was Inevitable.
By: Samuel Mortel There’s a certain fraction of the country that is fully committed to the United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump, who will justify […]
The New Sound in the Old: An Analysis of “U” by underscores
By: Raven Santos Stores and restaurants line the space. Chairs and tables strewn about. Lights and signage are buzzing with life. But it’s an empty […]