BC Alum Saul Kassin and the Science of False Confessions
In our criminal justice system, a confession is often considered to be the most substantial piece of evidence there is. However, in some cases, when […]
Is Danny Dimes Worth A Nickle?
Through more than simply donning the red, white, and blue uniform, Daniel Jones best captures the spirit of the New York Giants in that […]
The Brooklyn Nets Sky High Expectations
Written By: Jose Rohdin In the 2019 offseason, the Brooklyn Nets signed both Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving, two of the most creative and efficient […]
Op-ed: Keeping Our Heads Down
The news of Joe Biden’s victory in this year’s presidential contest was met with celebrations across the city and the nation. The celebrations seemed duly […]
Book Review: “We Were Liars” by E. Lockhart
“Shut up…I’ll give you more chocolate if you shut up.” The reader is explicitly told to not ask questions. If you can just go with […]
On the Record: Déjà Vu – Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young
The day before the election results were announced, I took a solo walk in Green-Wood Cemetery. Bright, sunny, and nearly 70 degrees in November seemed […]
Piano Professor Pays Tribute to Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Since Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed on Sept. 18, Americans are still grieving the loss of the esteemed public servant and reflecting […]
Music Conservatory Returns with Virtual String Concert
Performances resumed at the Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College on Wednesday, Nov. 4 with “Music for Strings,” an online concert presentation featuring classical works […]
The Sound of Music: BC’s Sonic Arts Student Union
Written By: Chaya Gurkov What is music? Does the ticking of a clock or the revving of an engine warrant a musical acknowledgement of […]
#BOXEDOUT Campaign Looks to Save Indie Bookstores in BK
Written By: Olivia McCaa In the past few months since the United States has started to reopen, indie bookstores are urgently pushing for the ability […]