Being a Student Parent During Corona
Written By Makeet Finch On March 16, I took my daughter to an appointment at The Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center because her info […]
The Music of Anne Frank with Deborah Nemko
When you think of classical music, the likes of Brahms or Beethoven may come to mind. On March 11, Dr. Deborah Nemko visited Brooklyn College’s […]
Rez Hall Remains Open, But Students Won’t Stay
For students living at the Residence Hall at Brooklyn College, the college’s move to distance learning entails an additional adjustment. As cases of COVID-19 in […]
Campus COVID-19 Update and USG
Written By Michela Arlia Since the CUNY- and SUNY-wide shutdown two weeks ago due to the spreading COVID-19 global pandemic, many performance-based majors have been […]
As BC Grapples with Pandemic, a Frightful Week
Since last Wednesday, day-to-day life for Brooklyn College, CUNY, and the whole world has changed indefinitely. With the quick and commanding spread of COVID-19 across […]
CUNY Cancels Athletics Amid Coronavirus
The sports world was shaken this past week when sports leagues across the globe postponed, or shut down their seasons due to COVID-19. Three days […]
Fate Uncertain for Sports Leagues Nationwide
Written By: Carlos Daniel Martinez Following the NBA’s decision to suspend its games for a period of thirty days on Mar. 11, sports leagues around […]
Closing the Curtains on BC’s Theatre shows in Spring 2020
Written By Michela Arlia On Wednesday, Mar. 11, at around 3:30 pm in the Department of Theater’s costume shop class, phones and Twitter accounts started […]
Spanish Flu vs CoronaVirus
I wanted to write a piece titled “Love in the Time of Novel CoronaVirus” but that didn’t seem appropriate. People are scared. The global markets […]