Indigenous Studies at BC (or the Lack Of)
In a time where the United States and the wider world is reckoning with its past, some at Brooklyn College are looking to provide some […]
PRA Holds Indigenous People Day Event
In acknowledgment of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the Brooklyn College Puerto Rican Alliance (PRA) hosted an online discussion about Indigeneity’s complexity and its erasure in Central […]
Bronx Bombers World Series Hopes Crash Again
Written by: Jose Rohdin The Yankees 2020 season ended just like the season before it, with heartbreak on an Aroldis Chapman pitch. For such a historic […]
Le’Ve-Gone Bell: Jets Star RB Takes the Flight to KC
On Tuesday, Oct. 12, the New York Jets released star running back Le’Veon Bell, not even halfway into his four year, $52.5 million contract. Bell […]
On The Record: Away is Mine – Gord Downie
I am, like many journalists, a stickler for due dates. Nothing gives me greater anxiety than bringing things down to the wire or scrambling to […]
Intimations By Zadie Smith: A Review
“Disaster demanded a new dawn. Only new thinking can lead to a new dawn. We knew that,” wrote Zadie Smith in her latest work, […]
The Living Mural Continues On
As the weather gets colder and COVID-19 hotspots emerge, The Living Mural has lived on. The Living Mural is a new approach to live theater, […]
BC Women of Color Mark Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Written By: Matthew Hirsch In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Brooklyn College’s Women of Color (WOC) collaborated with Peer Health Exchange Club, Phi Sigma […]
Brooklyn College Welcomes New Queer Student Action Alliance Club
Written By: Kendra Martinez After being in the works since last November, the Queer Student Action Alliance (QSAA) has officially become a Brooklyn College club. […]
Student Resources Remain Open Online for Students
Following a recent announcement, the Division of Student Affairs is now running a drop-in service designed to inform students about the different resources available to […]