On Campus Groups Adapt and Overcome to Keep Students Engaged During COVID
Written By: Qichelle Maitland The arrival of the COVID-19 virus and the chaos that it quickly caused disrupted the world as we knew it. On […]
Activist, Philosopher, Cornel West Speaks to BC as Part of Common Reader Project
On Tuesday night, students and faculty of Brooklyn College were graced by the presence of Dr. Cornel West, who visited remotely to be the speaker […]
The Last Recital at Brooklyn College
By John Schilling The date is Mar. 11, 2020, and the “coronavirus” has already made its way into New York City. Aside from those in […]
Website Ranks BC Film One of the Best in Nation
On Mar. 1, Brooklyn College’s film program was listed as one of the best in the country by Intelligent.com’s “Top 50 Film Degree Programs […]
The Show Must Go On, A Year of COVID Gives Theater New Digital Stage
Written By: Michela Arlia When Brooklyn College’s campus shut down one year ago due to COVID-19, students, teachers, and administrators were left with concern, not […]
Opinion: Death to the 20th Century
This week marks the one year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown. Everything just stopped. Classes went remote. The streets grew empty. It was weird […]
Rolling Rock Ramblings: COVID Relief and Political Theater
The deli on my street was out of Rolling Rock, so I opted for the ever faithful Modelo. I didn’t mind the upcharge considering that […]
Now One Year Since NBA Shutdown, Fans Back at MSG, Barclays
Written By: Jose Rohdin On Feb. 23, the Brooklyn Nets and the New York Knicks played in front of fans for the first time in […]
Is Yankees’ Gary Sanchez Redeemable?
Written By: Nick Wilson Ted Williams, an almost superhuman hitter, wrote in his 1971 classic “The Science of Hitting” that his first rule of hitting […]
A Year Long Time Out For CUNY, BC Athletics
For Brooklyn College student athletes, it has been a long and disappointing year. While the COVID-19 pandemic has been life-altering for everyone, BC’s student athletes […]