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 […]
Hybrid Courses on Hold, to Start Sometime in Fall
As Brooklyn College adapts to remote learning, how and when hybrid courses will begin for the fall semester is still up in the air for […]
BC Notorious Res Hall Closes Its Doors
After years, the Residence Hall at Brooklyn College has finally shut its doors. According to a former RA, the building at 1 Kenilworth Place […]
Sports World Strikes for Black Lives
Written By: Carlos Daniel Martinez Last week, across the sports world, athletes refused to play or practice in an unprecedented display of unity, protesting the […]
BC’s Made in Quarantine Film Festival Shows Life During Virus
Written By: Chaya Gurkov Although most of us probably won’t be waving quarantine life away with tear-studded eyes and heavy hearts, a number of students […]
COVID 1, CUNYAC 0, Athletes Lose Fall Season to COVID
On July, 21, 2020, the City University of New York Athletic Conference and member Athletic Directors decided to cancel all fall 2020 sports. Amidst […]
On the Record: The Killers, “The Mirage”
As I write this inaugural piece to begin the fall semester, I’ve just finished the first day of classes. My back hurts from sitting at […]
BC Prof Ryan Murelli Receives $1.5Mil Grant from NIH
For the next four years, Brooklyn College Chemistry Professor Ryan P. Murelli and his lab will receive $1.54 million from the National Institute of Health […]
Music Students Await Word on Needed Practice Space
Written By: Paola Sacerdote Students in the music department are expressing their distress with CUNY Central’s “LATE FEE” policy to drop classes, as they await […]