Koppleman School Program Aims to Solve the Ultimate “Math Problem”
Recently, the Koppelman School of Business partnered with Brooklyn NoBrainer, a test preparation center, to help BC students boost their numerical literacy. Through their […]
“Race, Violence, and Power,” Prof. Kobie Coleman Gives Lecture on “Counter-Violence”
Police brutality in America has led to many discussions on how to end the ongoing mistreatment of Black people, along with the history of race […]
“Run It as a Hybrid or Cancel the Course,” Physics Dept. Hybrid Lab Course
For many students, taking a science lab course remotely is not ideal. For the physics department, all courses are online with only one hybrid, Modern […]
USG Unveils New Podcast Series
Last week, the Student Government released the first episode of Speak Up, a podcast designed to give students a look into the ethos of different […]
BC Is Named Most Ethnically Diverse in Nothern Region for 3rd Time; Students and Faculty Want College to Live Up to it
Last week, Brooklyn College was named by U.S. News & World Report (UNWR) as the “most ethnically diverse campus” in the Northern Region. The announcement […]
Ruth Bader Ginsberg Dies at 87
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a Brooklynite who served as the second woman on the Supreme Court, died last Friday evening due to complications with pancreatic cancer. […]
BC Prof NGOC Cindy Pham Helps Her Students and Community During Pandemic
Written By: Tsering Zangmo During the COVID-19 pandemic, BC Business Professor Ngoc Cindy Pham has been a supportive force for her local Brooklyn and Vietnamese […]
Petition To Protect CUNY Student Privacy Circulates
Written By: Paola Sacerdote CUNY students are unhappy with the university’s decision to permit live, online proctoring of exams. The frustration led to the creation […]
NFL Week One: Bills Win, Jets and Giants Can’t Get Off Ground
Written By: Jose Rohdin New York Football is back. With the coronavirus canceling the preseason, we had not seen New York NFL football since […]
The Closure of the Residence Hall is a Win, but Students Still Need Safe Housing
Written By: Chris Omar, Corrinne Greene, & Zainab Iqbal The Residence Hall at Brooklyn College (RHBC) has finally shut down. Students have been sounding the […]