Companions To Rivals: Manet/Degas Exhibition At The Met
By Paulina Gajewski The Metropolitan Museum of Art brought together 160 works from around the world by French artists Édouard Manet and Edgar Degas […]
Erasing Borders Dance Festival Returns To NYC
By Kate Dempsey Brilliant colors filled the stage, the adornments of gold on the Indian dancers creating a kaleidoscope of beauty. Audience members leaned […]
Strikes & The Apocalypse
By Shea Stevenson When I was a kid, I thought I should move to Brooklyn so I could be there for at least a […]
NY Knicks Pre-Season Outlook
By Avi Wizwer With the New York Knicks’ 2023-2024 season just less than a month away following their playoff series win last year for […]
BC Sports Recap (Sept. 25 – Sept. 30)
Men’s Soccer Breaks Losing Streak By Oscar Docavo The Bulldogs began their homestand on Monday, Sept. 25, hosting Saint Elizabeth University. SEU forward Sebastian […]
BC Reacts: Writers’ Strike
By Reima Choute (Reporting Assistance By Serin Sarsour) About 160,000 people in the entertainment industry have been on strike since May 2, fighting for […]
WOC Club Hosts Game Night Full Of Fun
By Kiara Jones-Ford Icebreakers, food, and good company: the Women of Color (WOC) Club at Brooklyn College hosted a game night for students to […]
Political Science Club Given The Green Light
By Serin Sarsour With a new generation entering the political sphere and becoming more involved with systems of government, the new Political Science Club […]
“Care Not Cuts!”: Women’s Center Protests Hiring Freeze
By Kate Dempsey An army of pink descended upon the West Quad gate as the leaders of the Women’s Center rallied on Tuesday, Sept. […]
Battery Safety Law Enacted In NYC
By Shlomie Katash New York City has officially begun enforcing safety regulations on lithium-ion batteries found in electric bikes and scooters. The law, enacted […]