CUNY Adds $5 Million for Mental Health Services
CUNY plans to spend an additional $5 million on mental health services by January 2021, according to an announcement in mid-October. Per CUNY’s announcement, the […]
Fall ’19 and Spring ’20 Still Await Diplomas
Written By: Paola Sacerdote and Julie Saadia The Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 classes of Brooklyn College are still waiting on their diplomas. The administration […]
2020 Election Goes Down to Wire As 5 States Count Outstanding Ballots
Written By:Ryan Schwach & Maya Schubert Despite the vast majority of states called, and well over 100 million votes counted, America will still have to […]
First-time CUNY Voters Weigh-In On Poll Experience
As the country’s general elections came to a close, eligible CUNY students made their homestretch in filling their ballots and casting their votes. In New […]
Prof Hamilton Talks Black Futures in Art Lecture
“Futurity, Fantasy, and Technology.” These are the tenants of afrofuturism, according to Dr. Elizabeth Hamilton, an Assistant Professor of Art History at Fort Valley […]
On the Record: Bruce Springsteen, “Letter to You”
When I was a freshman in high school, the English teachers had everyone write letters to their future selves. The idea was that we would […]
BC Inducts Historic 82′ Basketball Team to Hall of Fame
The Brooklyn College 1981-82 men’s basketball team, it was announced this past Summer, is being inducted into the BC Athletics Hall of Fame. With […]
Black Solidarity Event Calls for Change “There Are Other Battles to be Fought”
To ring in the 2020 general election, Brooklyn College hosted Black Solidarity Day to reflect on Black people’s contributions in CUNY, America, and beyond. […]
Dodgers Win World Series, Ending Drought
Written By: Jose Rohdin The Los Angeles Dodgers have finally won the World Series ring that has eluded them since 1988, and it took a […]
An Experience With the 2020 Election’s Long Early Voting Lines
I have always voted two blocks away from my apartment without trouble. However, this year was the first time that New York State has allowed […]