Transfer Students Continue to Struggle With Credit Issues
As Brooklyn College heads into the heart of a new semester, the struggles for transfer students have been on the administration’s mind. “This is increasingly […]
BC Community Handles Plastic Ban
Written By Gabriela Flores This past Sunday, March 1, Gov. Cuomo’s Bag Waste Reduction law was implemented in many shops like supermarkets, bodegas, and retailers […]
BC Volleyball Players Kneel During Israeli Anthem
In this Sunday’s match against Yeshiva University, a Modern Orthodox Jewish college, two players from the Brooklyn College men’s volleyball team appeared to kneel during […]
Low Qui Savage: Oh, the Humanities!
Reader, I have a confession to make. Reader, I am not. That may have sounded a bit too Yoda, so to rephrase it: I don’t […]
A Day With The Folks of Brooklyn Lifelong Learning
On a Monday morning, I’m typically out of bed for class at 10:30. This Monday, however I was on campus at nine in the morning […]
Whitehead Hall Cafe Faces Student Scrutiny
The condition of the cafe on the first floor of Whitehead Hall has been raising some questions from students concerning the upkeep of the area. […]
Winter’s Tale
How do you solve a problem like Perdita? At the heart of Shakespeare’s “A Winter’s Tale” lies a paradox: the play is a comedy, but […]
BC Holds Film Screening in Memory of Japanese-American Internment
“Will you swear unqualified allegiance to the United States and forswear any form of allegiance to the Emperor of Japan? ”This was the 28th question […]
Club Funding Council Changes Rules, Makes It Easier to Reject Funding
Written By Ian Ezinga The Undergraduate Student Government Club Funding Council has a new set of rules that will make it easier to deny student […]
Rohan Mathur, Men’s Tennis Captain
“I love the multifaceted nature of tennis. The combination of strategy and mental endurance with the physical strength needed to conquer opponents makes tennis the […]