BC Students Discuss the Incoming COVID Vaccine
As the country marked its most COVID-deaths in a seven-day average, with a 2,249 count last week, advancements in vaccine approval and distribution plans […]
Fierstein Student Hasmiru Sesay Mixes Passions as “SNL” COVID Manager
Written By: Chaya Gurkov Hashmiru Sesay, a 30-year-old producing student at the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema, had an epiphany after graduating from West Virginia […]
Theater Dept. Holds Black Box Theater Fest, Show Goes on as Chat Feature Goes Awry
Written By: Michela Arlia The Department of Theater’s Fall 2020 programming came to a close with its third and final production this past weekend. The […]
Therese Shechter Questions Motherhood in Latest Film
Therese Shechter is an award-winning filmmaker whose reputation precedes her, but not in the way you would think. Shechter is the founder of Trixie Films, […]
Conservatory Sets Schedule for December of Virtual Music
The Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College will continue hosting online recitals through the end of the Fall 2020 semester. Among these events are student […]
On The Record: Tom Petty & The Heart Breakers, The Final On The Record
At age 18, I moved to New York City almost sight-unseen. A lot of people must have thought I had a screw loose when I […]
Love is Not the Second Wave
Does history repeat itself? The Spanish flu (H1N1) of 1918 had three waves. The first wave was in March 1918, but the infection rate dropped […]
Should We Come Back?
Should we come back? This is the question that’s been burning a hole in the back of my mind as we’re collectively rounding the […]
A Message From The USG President
Hello my fellow BC students. I hope this message finds you and your loved ones safe and well. I want to start by sending […]
CUNY Still Unsure About Fate of Fall Sports
Written By: Jose Rohdin CUNY has yet to provide an official answer as to whether or not there will be collegiate sports in the spring. […]