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 […]
Vanguard Insider: “Vinny the Goat” Comic Strip Duo
Written By: Kendra Martinez Theatre majors Gabrielle Toro Vivoni and Mo Muhsin are the Vanguard’s comic strip artists and creators of “Vinny the Goat.” Through […]
Around 150,000 Ballots in Brooklyn Mailed Incorrectly
With the national election less than 40 days away and COVID-19 still rampant across the country, many New Yorkers have applied for absentee ballots. […]
USS Nominates Steering Committee, BC Student Among Them
The nominations are in for the upcoming election of CUNY’s University Student Senate steering committee. In addition to the nominations for Chairperson of the senate, […]
Hot Water: NBA Finals Preview: Lakers V. Heat
The LA Lakers and Miami Heat are primed to face each other in what should be a historic 2020 NBA Finals. These finals, in addition […]
This Is Getting (Darn) Old: What Are The Jets Doing?
Written By: Jose Rohdin The Jets have once again started their season 0-3, getting beaten up by the Bills, 49ers, and now the Colts. Even […]