BK Stays Stagnant As Election Leans Blue
After weeks of early voting, and the counting of mail-in ballots, Brooklyn remains mostly blue. In addition to the presidential race, State Congressional Democrats campaigning […]
Update On The Spring Semester
As the fall semester comes to a close, Brooklyn College will most likely continue remote learning this spring. For now, there are no definite […]
Brooklyn Braces For COVID Second Wave
At the pandemic’s outset in New York City, locals saw the number of COVID-cases steadily soar into a state of emergency. In October, state officials […]
BC Pre-Med Students Prepare To Start Careers In A Pandemic
Written By: Kendra Martinez The future of public health lies in the hands of up and coming medical professionals who will enter the field during […]
Rainbows, Art, and Teaching, an Interview With Omar Olivera
Written By: Olivia McCaa For Brooklyn College alum Omar Olivera, art has always played an important part in his life, and doesn’t know who he […]
BC Conservatory Hosts Grammy Nominated Flutist
It was “Flute Friday” at Brooklyn College on Nov. 13, as the Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College hosted a trio of events throughout the […]
Met Curator Offers Byzantine Art Lecture
Written By: Michela Arlia On Tuesday, Nov. 10, Dr. Andrea Myers Achi, assistant curator in the Department of Medieval Art and the Cloisters for the […]
On The Record: This Place Sucks Ass – PUP
In the days of yore, also known as February, I bugged Allison about doing my own guest stint on On The Record, a column […]
Houston Rockets Return to Earth, Stars NY Bound?
Written By: Jose Rohdin The Houston Rockets have been one of the best teams in the NBA since acquiring James Harden from the Oklahoma City […]
NBA Draft Preview: Who Will Go #1?
The NBA Draft tips off Wednesday night at 7:30 pm EST on ESPN. With it comes a flurry of questions, decisions, and intrigue. It is […]