Theater Professor Justin Townsend Gets 2 Tony Noms.
When COVID-19 hit New York City in March 2020, the Broadway Theater District was one of the first casualties of the new socially distanced world […]
A Look Into TREM’s Award Winning Show “All in Favor”
Written By: Matt Hirsch Created entirely by students in the Television, Radio, and Emerging Media (TREM) program, the series All in Favor has gone on […]
Autoethnographies of a Pandemic from Brooklyn’s Epicenter, Students Share COVID Experiences
Written By: Stacy Fisch The pandemic caught New York City off guard, causing inequalities that already existed locally to worsen. Eight Brooklyn College students shared […]
Main Street vs Wall Street: Black Owned Small Business During COVID-19
As the country grapples with the economic losses caused by COVID-19, small businesses have taken numerous blows – from limited bank assistance to backed up […]
Hybrid Course Location Sound Goes On Location
FILM 2601, or Location Sound, was one of the only film classes at Brooklyn College to hold a hybrid meeting. Last week, the class met […]
Student Petition Wins in Testing Software Fight
The petition titled “Do Not Let CUNY Violate Student Privacy” has secured a victory. The petition, addressed to CUNY officials and signed by over […]
CUNY Board Cements Federal Title IX Law
The CUNY Board of Trustees has approved an amendment to the University bylaws on Sexual Misconduct. The changes to Article XV of CUNY’s Bylaws ensure […]
Esteemed Filmmakers Offer “Masterclass” to BC Students
Geeta Gandbhir and Blair Foster are a filmmaking power duo whose work precedes them. Gandbhir, an Emmy award winning editor, worked on the Emmy-nominated Whoopi […]
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 […]