Resources & Relaxation: BC Women’s Center Holds Its Annual Open House
By: Margot Dragos On Thursday, Sept. 18, the Brooklyn College (BC) Women’s Center showcased its inclusive space and various resources to students at its open […]
“Gender is about power”: Research and Resistance Within Women and Gender Studies
By: T’Neil Gooden Brooklyn College (BC) professors, Naomi Braine and Janet Elise Johnson, took to the stage of the Woody Tanger Auditorium in the BC […]
Humanity Through The Lens of John Wilson
By: Khalailah Bynoe When you walk through The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s (MET) “Witnessing Humanity: The Art of John Wilson” exhibit, you can feel the […]
“Am I The Drama?” is Cardi B in her Latest Evolution
By: Jaida Dent After seven years, rapper and recording artist Cardi B dropped a follow-up to her Grammy award-winning debut album, “Invasion of Privacy” (IOP). […]
The Summer I Turned into a 24k Labubu Dubai Chocolate: The ‘25 Summer Recap
By: Serena Edwards and Rami Mansi With summer officially over and autumn in full seasonal effect, it’s time to reflect on the past few months. […]
The End of a Season: The Liberty’s Title Defense Comes to an End
By: Reagan McLean As the longest season in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) history comes to a close, the playoffs have arrived with the […]
Sports Recaps: (09/16-09/20)
By: Manuel Polanco The semester is in its third week, and that means it’s time for another recap of this week in sports at Brooklyn […]
FDA Approves New Bi-Annual PrEP Drug
By: Giovanni M. Ravalli On June 18, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) regimen developed by Gilead Sciences. […]
Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk Dead at 31 After University Shooting
By: Victoria Keraj Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist and media personality, was fatally shot while holding a debate event at Utah Valley University on […]
Sweet Salutations: The LGBTQ+ Resource Center Hosts Second Annual Fruity Waffle Event
By: Emily Nixon The Student Center’s second-floor halls were bustling with the chatter of students and wafting the smells of freshly baked waffles and fruit. […]