CUNY Board Votes to Continue Online Services
Online learning for the spring? On Oct. 26th the CUNY board of trustees voted to continue online learning services into the spring. This does […]
Profs Lament Increased Workload at Faculty Meeting
Written By: Dorette Dayan The Brooklyn College Faculty Council, which is the legislative body of faculty, held a meeting last week over Zoom, where faculty […]
Students Take Issue With Fees; Film Department Works to Make Due
With everyone getting hit financially in one way or another by the pandemic, students at BC have taken issue with fees included in classes that […]
BC Conservatory to Show Concert Shows Online
Written By: Carlos Daniel Martinez The BC Music Conservatory is keeping the music playing by streaming online concerts in November and December through the Brooklyn […]
Kyler and Russ: Small Quarterbacks, Big Problems for Defenses
A phenomenal day of football on Sunday was capped off by the most thrilling game of the night, where Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals […]
The King’s New Clothes: Henrik Moves from NY to DC
Written By: Carlos Daniel Martinez After fifteen years as the face of the franchise, the king has now left the building. Henrik Lundqvist ends his […]
Sabrina Ionescu May Be NY’s Next Sporting Star
Written By: Jose Rohdin It has been a challenge to be a New York sports fan; the Mets, Giants, Jets, and Knicks have all constantly […]
On the Record: John Prine
John Prine could have very well been the perfect poster child for humble beginnings. Long before he became a household name, he served overseas in […]
BC’s Curtain Rises Again Virtually with “The Moors” Does it Work?
Written By: Michela Arlia & John Schilling Theater returned to Brooklyn College on Oct. 23 when the Department of Theater premiered The Moors for a […]
Theater Professor Justin Townsend Gets 2 Tony Noms.
When COVID-19 hit New York City in March 2020, the Broadway Theater District was one of the first casualties of the new socially distanced world […]