The Best Football Team in New York May Be the Buffalo Bills
Written By: Jose Rohdin The Buffalo Bills are 4-0 for the first time since the 2008 season and are playing like serious Super Bowl contenders. […]
Words from the Public Health and Medicine Club
Written By: Christiny Celestin/Olivia Olmo What is PHaM, and what does it stand for? PHaM is a diverse group of individuals who help create […]
It’s Not Over Yet: Learning from History (Or Not)
I can’t tell you how many times I have heard people on the left speak of others “being on the wrong side of history” in […]
On the Record: Joe Biden’s Favorite Albums
You can learn an awful lot about a person based — rightly or wrongly — on their musical preferences. These choices can make or break […]
Actress Juliet Mills Discusses Life and Zoom Theater with BC Students
Written By: Amanda Almonord Brooklyn College Film Professor Foster Hirsch led a discussion with Emmy winner and Tony-nominated British actress Juliet Mills in collaboration with […]
Prof Eto Otitigbe Talks Importance of Public Art
In a time when theater is non-existent and concerts are rare, art lives on only in public where it is constantly surrounding us, especially in […]
Local BLM Group Pushes for Voter Registration
Written By: Olivia McCaa Right off the Clark Street Station in Brooklyn, grassroots organization Claim Our Space gathered locals for a children’s Black Lives Matters […]
BC’s Zip Code Among 9 to See Closure
The zip code where Brooklyn College resides is one of nine zip codes in Brooklyn and Queens seeing closures as COVID-19 positivity rates rise above […]
BC Prepares For 2020 Election
As the presidential election steadily approaches, many registered Brooklyn College students prepare to cast their votes at the polls or with mail-in ballots. Others […]
“Put a Garden In”: Wolfe Institute Holds Panel on Sustainability
Written By: Chaya Gurkov In an online discussion called “Food Sovereignty and Public Health,” the Ethyle R. Wolfe Institute for the Humanities, in partnership with […]