Summer Internships Deadline Approaching
Written By Paola Sacerdote Internships are often the way students get their foot in the door of prestigious organizations. As the beginning of March arrived, […]
Fradulent Honor Society Targets BC
Written By Zahra Khan The National Honor Society may sound familiar to high school students: it’s an nationwide organization for high school students in the […]
BC Elects 2020: The Presidential Candidates
With the Democratic primaries boiling down to two candidates, a possibly less contentious presidential election comes to Brooklyn College this month, when three hopefuls vie […]
The Inheritance: Part 2
It’s odd enough to review a two-part play in two separate write-ups. It’s even more disorienting when the difference in quality between parts one and […]
Exploring Intersectionality Through Poetry
To kick off the BC community’s celebration of Women’s History Month, the Brooklyn College Women’s Center hosted a poetry reading: a poetic exploration of intersectionality […]
Low Qui Savage: M-M-M-My Corona
Reader, I was all set to write an in-depth exploration into the two archetypes of writers in the journalism biz, and the delicate balance a […]
Brooklyn Composer’s Collective at the Tow Center
On Tuesday, March 10, the Brooklyn Composers’ Collective performed a one hour concert at the Tow Center atrium. The concert was hosted by Marcello Di […]
Road to BC’s First Ever Hackathon
“Computer science students are the second largest major on campus.” This is the point that Shahzoda Davlatova, president of the Computer Science club seems to […]
Remembering “When Brooklyn Was Queer”
Written By Makeet Finch Hugh Ryan, writer, curator, and speaker shared snippets of a chapter on Brooklyn College from his first book, “When Brooklyn was […]
State Offical Proposes Beer Tax to Fund CUNY
Written By Nasra Abdalla Khamis Manhattan Assemblyman Harvey Epstein wants to double the beer tax from $0.14 per gallon, to $0.30 per gallon to fund […]