Involvement Fair Moves Online
As most of Brooklyn College continues remotely, the Student Activities, Involvement, and Leadership Center (SAIL) hosted its very first Virtual Involvement Fair to give students […]
Koppelman Holds Webinar on Small Biz During a Pandemic
The pandemic has presented several financial hardships and uncertainties for small businesses, forcing owners to grapple with revenue losses and potential closure. On Tuesday, Brooklyn […]
Student Activities Fee In Question
At the end of last semester, Brooklyn College students saw a $28.35 “waiver” in their CUNYfirst accounts which accounted for a partial refund of the […]
PRLS Dept. Celebrates 50th B-Day
Brooklyn College’s Puerto Rican and Latin Studies Department (PRLS), a trailblazer when it first began, celebrates its 50th birthday this month. In a normal year, […]
Who The Knicks Can Take with the 8th Pick
Written By: Elijah Hamilton After an abysmal shortened season, the New York Knicks are again drafting in the lottery, hoping to find another cornerstone player […]
New Sun Rising: Legend Steve Nash Nabs Nets HC Job
After short search for a replacement, Steve Nash was announced as Head Coach of the Brooklyn Nets on Sept. 3. Nash, an eighteen-year NBA veteran, […]
Online Schooling as a Lifelong Homeschooler
While most agree that online learning is the only way to return to school safely this semester, few are excited about it. Many dread a […]
Brooklyn College Online (The Can-Do College That Just May Not)
News to no one is that Brooklyn College is online for the Fall 2020 semester due COVID-19. Yeah, so was Spring 2020, but we didn’t […]
NYC’s Whitney Museum Reopens But Draws Controversy
Written By: Stacy Fisch Summer has almost come to an end, and you won’t be able to walk in Prospect Park or ride your bike […]
My Big Fat BC Experience: Joel Zwick Talks to Students
Written By: Michela Arlia On September 10, Michelle Hecht from the Brooklyn College Foundation along with other professors and faculty within the Theater department hosted […]