BC Prof’s Super Tuesday Tweet Goes Viral
In the midst of an eventful Super Tuesday, Brooklyn College Professor Yana Kuchirko took to Twitter to express her thoughts on the current state of […]
Brooklyn College Prepares for Virus Spread
Written By Natalina Zieman and Ryan Schwach Brooklyn College prepare for the worst amid the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic. As of now, the Philosophy […]
7K or Strike Becomes Rank and File Action
The 7K or Strike movement’s commitment to adjunct pay parity hasn’t changed – but their name has. In a broad rollout of updated handles across […]
Keeping the Dead Sea Alive: The Dead Sea Revival Project
The eighth wonder of the world is under siege. So says Noam Bedein, an Israeli photojournalist who has dedicated his life to the restoration of […]
Theater Review: The inheritance, Part 1
It’s a play that grapples with what it means to be a twenty-first century queer man in New York City after the peak of the […]
Men’s Basketball Wins CUNYAC After Cinderella Run
The Brooklyn College men’s basketball team defeated Baruch College 62-55 to win the 2020 CUNYAC Championship. After an up-and-down regular season in which they went […]
Women’s Basketball Beats Hunter, Wins CUNYAC
Brooklyn College’s women’s basketball team won the CUNYAC Championship this past Friday, with a 62-57 win over Hunter College in the finals. Junior forward Chanel […]
On the Record: Ghosteen, Nick Cave + The Bad Seeds
One of the most common questions I get asked is how I can afford to go to the number of concerts that I do per […]
“The Origins of Human Speech” & Dr. Jeff Laitman
Out of the estimated 8.7 million species on Earth, humans are the only one capable of articulate speech. But while it sets us apart, talking […]
May Day Sets New Goals
Written By Ian Ezinga Gathered in the Political Science Student Lounge in James Hall, a small group of students met to discuss the formation of […]