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 […]
It’s Joe! Former VP Joe Biden Elected President, Harris First Female VP
After a chaotic bid, a projected 161 million plus votes, slow moving counts, and 90 hours between polls closing and the final election call, Former […]
Former Italian Dept Prof Sues College
Written By: Michela Arlia Luigi Bonaffini, a former professor of Italian language at Brooklyn College has brought on a multi-million dollar discrimination lawsuit against Brooklyn […]
CUNY Adds $5 Million for Mental Health Services
CUNY plans to spend an additional $5 million on mental health services by January 2021, according to an announcement in mid-October. Per CUNY’s announcement, the […]
Fall ’19 and Spring ’20 Still Await Diplomas
Written By: Paola Sacerdote and Julie Saadia The Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 classes of Brooklyn College are still waiting on their diplomas. The administration […]
2020 Election Goes Down to Wire As 5 States Count Outstanding Ballots
Written By:Ryan Schwach & Maya Schubert Despite the vast majority of states called, and well over 100 million votes counted, America will still have to […]
First-time CUNY Voters Weigh-In On Poll Experience
As the country’s general elections came to a close, eligible CUNY students made their homestretch in filling their ballots and casting their votes. In New […]