Low Qui Savage: Every Roosevelt Has Its Thorn
Astute readers will note that we didn’t print an issue last Wednesday. Not because there was a shortage of news, mind you, nor due to […]
Psychology Club Holds First Meeting of the Semester
Written By Paola Sacerdote The Brooklyn College Psychology Club held their first meeting of the semester, an invitation not just for psych majors but for […]
Former BC Professor Sami Khan Nominated for Oscar
When this year’s nominees for the Academy Awards were announced, a former member of the Brooklyn College family was among them. Sami Khan, a former […]
Kicking Off Black History Month with Poise
Written By Makeet Finch On Thursday, Feb. 6, students and faculty were joined together at the Performing Arts Center, vocalizing why they celebrate Black History […]
English Dept. Holds Valentine’s Day Writing Event
Written By Kendra Martinez Self-love is just as important as showing love to one another. On Thursday, Feb. 13, students in BC’s English department gathered […]
LaGuardia Reading Room Temporarily Closed
The most popular room in the Brooklyn College library was inaccessible to students on Tuesday, Feb. 4, because of a section in the new union […]
Stanley Cohen, BC grad and Nobel Lauret dead at age 97
Stanley Cohen, a Brooklyn College alumnus turned Nobelist, died on Feb. 5, 2020 in Nashville, Tennessee. Cohen was born in Brooklyn, New York, on Nov. […]
Corrections
In both issues one and two, we stated Hailey Lam was arrested by police while protesting the CUNY Board of Trustees last December. This is […]
Men’s Basketball Drops 9-15
Written By Kwame Perez The Brooklyn College men’s basketball team is looking to salvage what’s left of what has been a tough season after dropping […]
Men’s Volleyball Looks to Regain Footing
The Brooklyn College men’s volleyball team dropped to 4-7 Saturday after being shut out in a non-conference three-way tournament against New Jersey City University and […]