KC Johnson: Historian…Centrist?
Brooklyn College has often found itself in the crosshairs of right-wing groups alleging that higher ed is too ideologically rigid, obsessed with diversity, infested with […]
The Last Bullspit : My Time at Brooklyn College
Written By Ryan Gleason Yes, you read that title correctly. As I am graduating and will no longer be able to write for the Vanguard, […]
Farewell, From Farhad Rahman, Business Manager
Written By: Farhad Rahman I would like to start off by first thanking all essential workers. Including each individual healthcare worker, medical staff in […]
Farewell, From Jack Coleman, Arts Editor
So long! I had only ever worked in restaurants, where resumes either serve as indicators that you could handle a brunch shift based on the […]
Productivity at Home During COVID-19
We’re almost there. A couple weeks, then we’re done, but we’re not there yet. The end of term is May 22nd, and before that “finals.” […]
COVID: City vs Country
As we all know, recently we have been hit by a pandemic that has not allowed us to leave our homes. Because of this, many […]
On the Record: The Times They Are A-Changin’
In some of life’s most poignant moments, I’ve turned to Bob Dylan. Perhaps more than any other musician, Dylan seems to stand like a […]
Online Classes Miss That Theater Magic
Written By: Michela Arlia Pre-pandemic, many theater classes required students to see every mainstage production on BC’s campus, and write a report on each production; […]
BC Alum Patrick Newall Gives Advice on Film Trade
On a drive cross country, an aspiring actor on his way to Los Angeles was rear-ended and suffered a neck injury. Receiving a $7500 settlement […]
BC Student Harrison Sheckler Brings 300 Together for Viral Virtual Performance
Written By: Carlos Daniel Martinez Harrison Sheckler, a Brooklyn College student pursuing a Masters in Piano Performance, posted a video collaboration on YouTube in which […]