On the Record: Miles Davis, “Kind of Blue”
COVID-19 has brutally rammed its way into the lives of pretty much everyone by now. What began as bits of news from overseas has rapidly […]
COVID-19 Forces Clubs to Cancel, Postpone Events
While transitions to “distance-learning” occur across CUNY and SUNY campuses, life at Brooklyn College itself seems to be coming to a standstill, especially for clubs […]
BC Local Businesses Struggle with Coronavirus
Written By Stacy Fisch Small businesses around campus are feeling the effects of last week’s shutdown. While local businesses are taking a hit in revenue […]
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 […]