Vinny the Vangoat vs. Finals Week
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2025: A Space Odyssey
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Which Candidate will win the Mayoral Primaries and face off against Mayor Adams?
By Victoria Keraj On June 24, New Yorkers registered with a political party will be able to choose which mayoral candidate will represent them in […]
Preserving History: A Look Ahead at the NYC Trans Archives
By Jaida Dent As history continues to be made, it is also changed. Recently, the Presidential Administration has started changing records on federal sites due […]
The Philosophy Society Presents: The Understanding of Evil in Religious Philosophy
By T’Neil Gooden The Brooklyn College (BC) Philosophy Society enlightened students on how evil comes in many forms, beliefs, and customs in different religious settings. […]
Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: BC Sustainability Club Hosts Annual Waste Audit
By Patrick Leon On April 24, Brooklyn College (BC) conducted a thorough Waste Audit, marking a significant advancement in campus sustainability. A collaborative effort between […]
Spring 2025 PIMA Symposium: A Celebration of Interactive Art
By Kira Ricarte On Friday, April 25, a cluster of Brooklyn College (BC) students and professors gathered in the bare, white-walled art gallery in the […]
As a Die-Hard Fan of ‘The Last of Us Part II’, I’m More Than Happy With the Changes in the Show, and You Should Be, Too
By Samuel Mortel On April 20, the post-apocalyptic HBO series “The Last of Us” released its most anticipated episode yet. The show is an adaptation […]
“Men Used To Go To War”: Gendered Disillusionment, Women Centering Women and the Rise of the 4B Movement
By Darlene Arvelo Almonte “Ban male podcasts,” “I’m going on a man cleanse,” “Men used to go to war” – these aren’t just viral quips; […]
BC Sustainability Fair Kicks Off Earth Week Events
By Emily Suhr On April 22, the Brooklyn College (BC) Sustainability Club kicked off its Earth Week events with the 7th Annual Sustainability Fair, spotlighting […]